For North Country Public Radio. When Gary King passed away in 2009, his wife Debbie and his son Jeremiah didn’t have to go far to bury him — or find the solace they needed.
Categories: Radio • Tags: green burial, home burial
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
” Bluebird skies rob the world of its deep, wet hues and its foggy dimension, rendering us all actors on a giant, two-dimensional set where front doors open to nothing and trees flop over in the wind. I have had too many of these days in Santa Teresa, and I am strangely satisfied with the fact that I got robbed on one of them: another black mark against the bright day.” For Middlebury Magazine.
Categories: Print • Tags: Elizabeth Bishop, homesickness, Rio de Janeiro, Santa Teresa
Photo for the New York Times. On small businesses and online networking.
Categories: Photography
Angela Evancie
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