Footprint

Travel, meet, think, take action.

Over the past few years, director of photography Guillaume Beaudoin has traveled to over sixty countries to take highly sensitive aerial, terrestrial and underwater photographs. Hitchhiking through the islands of the South Pacific, a mission with the Ocean Cleanup and discovering the last nomadic peoples of Africa and Asia: Guillaume travels with the wind and his encounters. By giving a voice to the people he meets along the way, Guillaume is interested in the impact of climate change and globalization on the different communities of the planet. Moreover, he describes the adaptability of these communities and the initiatives they are deploying to deal with contemporary upheavals.

A deeply human book, halfway between a travelogue and a documentary, in which the author integrates a whole reflection on the quest for meaning, the Western way of life and the importance of individual effort. Because a first step is needed to start a great movement.