"These are moments that are truly worth living for; these are moments when I truly feel alive. Their impact grows as each one builds upon the other. These moments of grace fill me with reverence for the miracle world we live in and a deep abiding, gratitude to be a part of it all."...
Get your free copy now! Explore enchanting Antarctica in this beautiful ebook. Two masters of photography shoot side-by-side for ten voyages and share their very different visions. Essays include amazing facts about this region of global importance and personal responses to place. It’s inspiring! 56 images 86 pages 4 essays ...
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. Try this. Drink from a reusable water bottle. Save 167 disposable water bottles per year. . Why? . Our oceans are full of plastic; beaches are polluted; wildlife is choking. The resources and energy used to produce plastic bottles accelerate climate change. . How does this help? . Switching to a reusable water bottle reduces pollution in three ways; oil used, greenhouse gasses emitted, and bottles thrown away. . How big is the problem? . The global bottled water market is growing rapidly with approximate 600 million households consuming bottled water in 2018. That's more than 100 billion gallons (391 billion liters) of water per year or 1 million bottles per minute. . In 2008 the U.S. used enough plastic water bottles to stretch around the Earth more than 190 times. In 2018 this rose significantly when Americans used 50 billion plastic water bottles, an average of 167 disposable...
In this conversation, I discuss my artistic journey with Dr Lisa Bellisle on Love Maine Radio. Listen to the full conversation here....
Land In Land Get the book here. Explore the series here. . . I make images to better understand the many different ways I experience land. . I walk through landscapes, looking closely; sometimes carefully choosing the location of my next footstep and other times pausing to survey my surroundings. Often, I wonder what’s around the next corner or over the next hill and what I can’t see within or beyond it. I experience the land with my whole body; sight, sound, smell, taste, touch, and rhythm of flow when moving through it. Always I wonder how I can capture those sensations in the images I make. . Not unlike looking at a painting, when looking at land very closely a chaotic abstraction emerges and when looking at it...