Condat silk paper tames the wild
By Canadian Packaging staff
Sustainability Paperboard Packaging BBC Worldwide Biotope Condat silk paper Natural History Museum Nature photography Wildlife Photographer of the YearSilk paper from Condat tames the wild in photographs from the Natural History Museum of London.
The “Wildlife Photographer of the Year” is an annual competition recognizing the world’s greatest nature photographs.
With this prestigious contest, celebrating its 50th edition this year, two key UK institutions – the Natural History Museum and BBC Worldwide – help to raise awareness of and protect the diversity of life on Earth.
The photographic images are to be published as “L’Art de la photographie de nature“, published by Biotope.
The pages within the book are coated silk paper, with a satin finish, created by Condat, that allows the “wild” nature of the most beautiful work from the world’s leading nature photographers to emerge.
From vibrant color to pure deep whites, Condat silk reconciles extremes for high-contrast results in nearly 150 exceptional prints that will delight photography fans and nature lovers alike.
The partnership between Biotope, a publishing company known for its biodiversity publications, and Lecta, a paper manufacturing group recognized and awarded for its commitment to sustainable development, is no coincidence. Lecta considers its business activity to be inextricably linked to a respectful attitude towards the environment and society.
Featuring the photographic artwork of such photographers as Frans Lanting, Jim Brandenburg, Vincent Munier, Michael Nichols and Paul Nicklen, to name a few, “L’Art de la photographie de nature”, is available in major bookstores and on the www.leclub-biotope.com website.
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