May 22, 2018
Marian Brickner: Wildlife Photographer, Artist and Author
At age
55, Marian Brickner realized she had to do something to stop people
from killing each other and anything that looks different. She set
out to show the world through photography that, even though we all
look different, we are living beings and should be respectful to
each other. This goes for humans and all living things, big or
small.
Marian creates visual stories by capturing the lives
and behaviors of insects and animals. Her intention for these
photographs and stories are to help people form a better
relationship with nature so there will be less killing and more
loving. It is no coincidence that she has allen in love with the
"make love not war" great ape: the bonobo. (Her favorite subject,
Lucy is shown in the next two photographs.)
Almost three decades after beginning her quest, Marian
has published over three dozen photographic and coloring books (her
Amazon link is below). Her photographs have graced the covers on
internationally acclaimed textbooks, billboards along the French
countryside, National Geographic Kids and Ranger Rick Magazine. Her
visual stories are making many people smile. The world is a happier
and better place with Marian and her stories.
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can find more about Marian Brickner below:
