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I am exploring the flow of wood. I’m fascinated with how wood flows like water and then lignifies, looking like glaciers, whirlpools, pillows, and having intriguing textures. I love the idea of frozen movement. I imagine the force of water resisting the external forces on the tree, like water careening through rocks and other obstacles.
Our neighbors (Scratch's family) invited us over for an informal and relaxing BBQ on Sunday evening. We had a nice time chatting and laughing. They have the most beautiful backyard so I made a point to bring my camera and capture many beautiful zen-like scenes.
1.6 second exposure to smooth the flow of the water around the rocks. Was taken on a sunny day so a shutter speed any longer was over exposed. Taken when the river was low under bridge so i could get as much shade as possible for a long exposure and so i could also find exposed rocks for the effect of the water flowing around it. Using a tripod to keep camera steady.
Flow of Knowledge
Taken on the WSPM trip to Otmoor, this picture depicts MSc student Thomas Boynton and Professor David Bradley working together to collect samples. The purpose of the field trip was to measure biodiversity in the Otmoor Conservation area in order to determine how increased pH levels and wetland acidification may be impacting the area. Students collected samples in nets and then counted and classified the different types of species that were prevalent.
Otmoor Conservation Area
03/24/2018
by Christiana Joynt
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