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Category Archives: Photography/Art
Shadows Then Light – Wolf Ridge 2016
Old Naturalist: The Hopkins Field Biology Camp has been run by Scott Stillman for 18 years. He recently received a “Life Changer” award for his work with children and nature. During this year’s camp, I was surrounded by natural beauty, … Continue reading
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Art in the Upper Mississippi Flood Plain
Eight teenagers face the wilds of the Mississippi River and try to be true to their art and creativity. Carol Sirrine of ArtStart offered a residency to some gifted art students. This week their challenge was to create experimental art … Continue reading
Posted in Connecting to Nature, Photography/Art, Uncategorized
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Art from the Heart of the Earth
Chinese ink and Brush paintings – James Gregory I like painting nature because in order to paint I have to get out of my analytical mind and actually see the scene in order to paint it. This experience of turning … Continue reading
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Walking in Two Worlds
Editor’s Note: The wildness of Antarctica, the Chilean Andes and the desert lands of the Atacama in Northern Chile had a deep impact on many of the travelers. Hopefully, you will feel the raw emotion in the poetry and the … Continue reading
Posted in Nature Guardians, Nature Poetry, Photography/Art
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Wilderness Summer – Walking into the Future
This is the 2nd in a series of millenials who are seeking careers in environmental studies. Marra Clay is a Hopkins School District (MN) graduate. Below is Marra’s story: This summer I have an internship through the Environmental Studies department … Continue reading
Alone on a Mountaintop – Wolf Ridge Poet Society
Sixty teenagers ranging in age from 11 – 17 years old in the Northwoods. If you would like to be inspired and feel a burst of creative energy, read what is in the heart of these children. Listening, looking, and … Continue reading
Posted in Connecting to Nature, Nature Poetry, Photography/Art, Summer
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What is your art?
What is your art? How do you express your connection with nature through your art? These were the questions I asked readers to share. Fourteen readers contributed the unique expressions of their art. It is a great honor to share … Continue reading
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ArtStart’s Eco Arts Fest
Children and artists of all kinds honoring and celebrating our home, the Earth. ArtStart’s Eco Arts Fest was all that and more. The 8th annual event was held at Harriet Island in St Paul. There were 15 different elementary schools … Continue reading
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Hidden Secrets of the Minnehaha
I spend a lot of time on Minnehaha Creek. A sanctuary about a mile from my home. While skiing and hiking along the creek, I have seen and been part of some amazing things. If you have some memories of … Continue reading
Posted in Connecting to Nature, Photography/Art, Seasons, Winter
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Rocky Mountain High
Flatlanders invade mountain country and discover the beauty of nature and family.
Posted in Photography/Art, Seasons
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