Searching for "fragments of opportunity" (FOO) on Pulaski Reef. These fragments from wild stands of Acropora cervicornis (staghorn) will later be planted on blocks in the nursery. In this follow-up to our piece with Florida underwater photojournalist Jennifer Adler , we talk to Jenny about the life of a freelancer, balancing grant assignments and commercial work, and take a … [Read more...]
Jennifer Adler: Underwater Florida
A freediver swims through a tannic layer of water over a submerged spring in the Santa Fe River in north Florida. Leaves and other organic matter in the flood plane stain the water like tea. During the dry season, the water in the river is often almost entirely clear and spring-fed, but when the river is high, it creates a fire-like effect where it mixes with clear, freshwater … [Read more...]
Sean Tamblyn follow-up: Winter Lighthouse
https://luminous-landscape.wistia.com/medias/sn4ikvtgin In this second follow-up to our piece on Sean Tamblyn's Georgian Bay photography, we look at how Sean's remote camera work (developed during his shuttle project) led him to undertake the quixotic task of documenting Georgian Bay's lighthouses through the harsh winter months. Nick … [Read more...]
Sean Tamblyn follow-up: The Final Shuttle Launches
https://youtu.be/ZFkXNAMOjTA In this follow-up to our piece on Sean Tamblyn's Georgian Bay photography, we take a look at the opportunity Sean had to document the end of NASA's space shuttle program, which first got him interested in remote camera work. Enjoy! Nick Taylor December 2019 … [Read more...]
SEAN TAMBLYN: GEORGIAN BAY BY KAYAK
https://youtu.be/n6dDesV_R_w The 4th in our series on photographers and the environments in which they work takes us out onto the waters of Georgian Bay in Ontario. I've loved the landscape of 'the Bay' ever since first encountering it during a hiking trip in Killarney provincial park while in college and discovering the same incredible rocks and trees that inspired … [Read more...]
