Hunter’s Students
Instructions received
Heading out
To photograph
On a nature shoot in eastern Connecticut.
“Teachers can open the door, but you must enter it yourself.” – Chinese Proverb
Seaside
Youth full
Enthusiasm
At the boundary
The ocean exhibits universal appeal.
“Take action towards your dreams. Walk your talk. Dance and sing to your music. “ – Steve Maraboli
wallBase
Inference form
Adequate abstraction
Chain of circumstances
The question of what constitutes natural process is indeterminate.
“The underlying problem is the fundamental distinction between formal logic and the real.” – Daniela Voss
River Ring
South entrance
Environmentally sympathetic
Bridge-to-trail connection
Adjacent to the paths, climbing walls, historic artifacts and bridges that make up the James River Park System are a few large elusive iron objects.
“I gain clarity through the physicality of that process. It helps me: the balance, the flow, the movement, all of it.” – Joshua Wiener
Nonconceptual
Standards of rigor
Into an array
Exotic components
Always be open to magical events that randomly present themselves.
“Truth and falsehood depend on the relation of our ideas to reality.” – Francis Herbert Bradley
Rethink Satisfaction
Potent brain
Body fuel
Addictive chemical
Our worms catch fish or die trying.
“We become what we behold. We shape our tools, and thereafter our tools shape us.” – Marshall McLuhan
Shapes of Things
Lonely frames
Time and tide
Has been
Remnants of past activity naturally organize themselves in a tidewater oscillation.
“Discover how to visit the past and bring yesterday’s stories into our lives today.” – Gillian Hovell
Fragmentalism
Growing collection
Substantiated facts
Nuggets of truth
Individual and independent objects combine in a linear deterministic approach to holistic interpretations.
“The scientific method only acknowledges monophasic consciousness.” – Tara W. Lumpkin
Against the Sky
Blue waters
Waves dance
Morning light
So far away and yet so close.
“The part of life we really live is small. For all the rest of existence is not life, but merely time.” – Lucius Annaeus Seneca
Sand on Plastic
Different levels
Ecological impact
Now ubiquitous
Material interactions in the natural environment are complex.
“There’s a great future in plastics. Think about it. Will you think about it?” – Mr. McGuire