“I think photography can be a lonely journey for a lot of people,” Wagner says. “So for all these photographers that feel like they're working together with other people, I think there is something special to it. I think that's the beautiful thing about it because it's not just coming from one voice. We're getting a collective voice from all around the world about what this moment looks like, how it feels, how people are articulating, and thinking about it.”Photo: Jim Pipkin | Free Film 2020 their desire for systemic collapse, seem unconcerned by the crisis. Unless environmental policies are changed, midnight looms for the United States of America.Welcome to Water WeekArrowRelated: On January 26, six days after President Trump took office, theBulletin of the Atomic Scientists “There’s definitely talks of working on a collaboration. I feel it will be awesome, I just gotta get to it,” he said. “We’re mutual fans of each other, and I feel like just because you don’t speak the same language as each other, doesn’t mean you can’t necessarily have a friendship. I feel they’re just extraordinary; they’re exceptional, and they deserve every single thing that’s happening to them right now."TheARMY