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Categories: Photography
Categories: Photography
Categories: Photography
“We picked a path through near-vegetative waste – plastic bags, useless bits of wood, the requisite tires – and the cautious tickticktick of our freewheels sent up new sound into old silence.“ For The Fuschia Tree.
Categories: Multimedia, Photography, Print • Tags: Cleveland, industry, manufacturing, recession, urban renewal
For North Country Public Radio. Catholic sisters have long been associated with activism – from fighting poverty to promoting education and social justice. Today, sisters around the country are uniting around a new cause: healing the earth. Sisters Gail Worcelo and Bernadette Bostwick have brought “green” Catholicism to a monastery in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom.
Categories: Multimedia, Photography, Radio • Tags: Bernadette Bostwick, faith, Gail Worcelo, Green Mountain Monastery, religion, Thomas Berry
I joined Milan-based journalist Emanuele Bompam for a visit with the famed linguist, philosopher and activist Noam Chomsky. My photographs accompanied Emanuele’s feature in the November 2010 issue of the Italian monthly Intelligence in Lifestyle.
Categories: Photography • Tags: Emanuele Bompam, Intelligence in Lifestyle, Noam Chomsky
For North Country Public Radio. Dick Bentley dealt with death on both sides of Lake Champlain. His mother died in Vermont; his father died in New York. In both cases, he wanted to keep things simple – and in the family. Turns out that different state laws made for very different experiences. Note: Champlain Sounding is the name of my previous website.
Categories: Multimedia, Photography, Radio • Tags: green burial, home burial, New York burial law, Vermont burial law
For North Country Public Radio. Richard Winter builds coffins, but he isn’t a morbid man. In his mind, death is just the part that comes before decomposition. Note: Champlain Sounding is the name of my previous website.
Categories: Multimedia, Photography, Radio • Tags: eco coffins, green burial, Greening the Afterlife, Richard Winter
For North Country Public Radio. Elinor Randall isn’t planning on dying anytime soon. But that hasn’t stopped her from establishing a private cemetery up the hill from her house in Plainfield, Vermont. Note: Champlain Sounding is the name of my previous website.
Categories: Multimedia, Photography, Radio • Tags: green burial, home burial
For Middlebury Magazine. Photographs of coal mining sites, past and present, to accompany a beautiful essay by Sierra Crane Murdoch.
Categories: Photography • Tags: Coal River Valley, Massey Energy, mountaintop removal, Upper Big Branch
Categories: Photography
Photo for the New York Times. On small businesses and online networking.
Categories: Photography
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