still earth°
The art of paying attention

A little closer
to the world.

Still Earth is a place to keep the landscapes that move you. Photographs lead; the journal follows.

Real places. Real photographs.

The launch collection uses openly licensed photographs, credited below. These are editorial sample essays, not photographs taken by the site owner. Seasonal themes and journey routes are illustrative; capture dates and camera details are shown only when supplied.

A quieter kind of sharing.

New journeys begin private. You choose when to make a journey public, and photographs are reviewed before appearing publicly. Embedded GPS metadata is removed from display images. Map positions appear only with your permission, rounded to about 0.1 degrees. Location names and captions can still identify a place, so share them thoughtfully.

Photography credits.

The forest, reflected

Biei, Hokkaido

AndyLeungHK
CC0

Responsive display crops. Any adapted images remain under their applicable original license.
A place to stay awhile

Sakrisøy, Norway

Svein Magne Tunli
CC BY 4.0

Responsive display crops. Any adapted images remain under their applicable original license.
Before the mountains wake

Lake Pukaki, New Zealand

Bernard Spragg. NZ
CC0

Responsive display crops. Any adapted images remain under their applicable original license.
The shape of silence

Negev, Israel

Tatiana Zhukova
CC0

Responsive display crops. Any adapted images remain under their applicable original license.

Maps & the Earth.

Maps use OpenFreeMap, OpenMapTiles and OpenStreetMap; attribution is preserved in the map. Earth imagery is sourced from the Three.js example assets, based on NASA Blue Marble. These external services receive requests when their content is viewed.

Your photographs remain yours.

You grant the platform permission to store and display the photographs you upload according to your journey's visibility. You must own the photographs or have permission to share them. Do not upload personal documents, copyrighted work without permission, or anything unrelated to photography. Contact the journal administrator to request account removal or data export.