I finally developed some film that I've been sitting on for almost a year. The two panoramic shots at the top of the page are my favorite from this little excursion, but I've attached a few more shots from the roll as well at the bottom of the page. I love this little Nikon Point… Continue reading Field Work: Panorama Mode
Tonight I fought off the existential dread by finishing this painting. It has been staring at me, unfinished, for weeks. Time to rack up the next one!
Beneath this lake there is a river.
https://youtu.be/sfZBBh6uPzk I took a trip down US-98 today after what feels like weeks at home. I am four months into remote work with no end in sight.
We use these pull cards at DEP when we check out files. Each one of the file numbers written on this card corresponds to a lease of State-owned lands. I thought it would be neat to take a couple of the old cards that were used up and paint one of the projects someone used… Continue reading Public Lands No. 1
Barely an hour south of Tallahassee, a magical world awaits. I got a few Minute Wild videos in addition to these photos. Look for those in this space soon.
Recorded at Lake Talquin State Forest, March 29, 2020. It was exceptionally hot and difficult to see the screen down on the ground for this little scene. I moved the camera halfway through (before this scene starts) and didn't notice until I got back off of the trail later that the hole was out-of-focus. What… Continue reading Minute Wild: Ants at Lake Talquin
It's easy to practice social distancing when you're the only person on a 10-mile trail. https://vimeo.com/401984999
https://vimeo.com/399510766 A one-minute video for the nature-deprived. Filmed this morning at Natural Bridge Historic State Park in Leon County, Florida.
I'm working on a project based on the Florida Seminole Wars Heritage Trail. Because the Trail is primarily spatial, I started by creating a Google Earth layer listing all of the points by region. I just learned that WordPress.com disallows kmz uploads, so I imported the map into Google Maps instead. Here's a link to… Continue reading Seminole Wars Heritage Trail
