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I'm working on a project called Sustainable Howe Sound with the David Suzuki Foundation (sustainablehowesound.ca/).
From the website we're building... "Life in the waters of Howe Sound is rebounding after decades of harm from industrial activity. Planning for the future is the best way to protect the sound’s wildlife and communities. Sustainable Howe Sound is a platform for individuals and groups who share a commitment to protect Howe Sound. The end goal is a plan for land and marine environments guided by public and expert input.".
Our first visit was to Camp Firmcom (fircom.ca/) on Gambier Island. Check out the interview and photos! :)
sustainablehowesound.ca/stories/connection/
(on assignment for David Suzuki Foundation)
It's a beautiful Sunday before the heat gets too oppressive. The food trucks are lined bumper to bumper offering a wide variety of choices. The short green grass is plush to walk on, something I have not experienced for a bit. My sandaled feet feel humid as the moisture radiates upwards under the noon sun.
Belgisch grafisch ontwerp uit de jaren 60 en 70 door de ogen van Sara De Bondt
Belgian Graphic Design from the 1960s and 1970s as Seen by Sara De Bondt
Le graphisme belge des années 1960 et 1970 vu par Sara De Bondt
photo: Michael De Lausnay
It took about 4 hours to haul the beast from the AZ border back to beautiful Pasadena, CA in April of 2005. Little did we know what we were getting ourselves into.
Belgisch grafisch ontwerp uit de jaren 60 en 70 door de ogen van Sara De Bondt
Belgian Graphic Design from the 1960s and 1970s as Seen by Sara De Bondt
Le graphisme belge des années 1960 et 1970 vu par Sara De Bondt
photo: Michael De Lausnay
Off The Grid | April 10, 2010 | Wexner Center for the Arts | Photo by Brad Thompson (www.topshotsphoto.com)
Belgisch grafisch ontwerp uit de jaren 60 en 70 door de ogen van Sara De Bondt
Belgian Graphic Design from the 1960s and 1970s as Seen by Sara De Bondt
Le graphisme belge des années 1960 et 1970 vu par Sara De Bondt
photo: Michael De Lausnay