Our second Mini film photo journal, Stratus Mini Issue 02: Life in Green.

STRATUS’ Life in Green showcases an appreciation for green, our natural environment, and response to its ever changing nature. This 160 page 9x7” film photo journal showcases how creatives and activists alike are creating novel ways to interact with and adapt to our natural environment. Curation and design done was by the STRATUS team through countless video calls as we continue to work virtually together.

Our first full-sized annual film photo journal, Stratus Issue 02: Home. This issue features a 210-page film photo journal in a 9x11” form factor with photos and words submitted by the five main photographers listed below surrounding the theme of “Home”. This issue also highlights interviews with notable restaurants, artists, and people we admire in the community in Edmonton, as well as submissions from local photographers. Curation and design done was by the STRATUS team through countless video calls and long, long days.

Our first collaborative film photo journal, STRATUS Mini Issue 01: Summer on Pause. A 124-page film photo journal in a “mini” 6x9” form factor with photos and words submitted by the ten photographers listed below. Curation and design done by the STRATUS team through countless video calls and long, long days.

STRATUS’ full-sized annual photo journal featuring Vancouver BC, STRATUS Issue 03: PACIFIC. This issue features a 240-page photo journal in a 9x11” form factor with photos and words submitted by various photographers listed below surrounding the subjective relationalities to the city of Vancouver, and largely the Pacific Ocean. This issue also highlights interviews with notable restaurants, artists, and people in the Vancouver community, as well as submissions from local Vancouver photographers. Curation, design and editorials done by the STRATUS team.

STRATUS is printed in Edmonton, AB, Canada by our partner, Impactica Print. Impactica is an environmentally conscious printer, offering soy-based inks and is part of the PrintReleaf program, where a tree is planted for every paper product sold- including every STRATUS issue.