Hello, world!
The great thing about this summer is that I have already taken thousands of photos.
The not so great thing about this summer is that I have limited internet access and it is difficult to share them.
So here we go on trying to catch up....
A week or so ago I had the opportunity to go to Manti-La Sal National Forest in the Abajo Mountains. I was assisting with a project on exotic and native grass species in landscapes comprised of primarily ponderosa pine. One of the locations that we went to had recently had a controlled burn. This left the landscape with some incredible, detailed carvings from coal. I had a blast shooting some of these marks, broken down trees, and intricate patterns, and decided to make it into a black and white photo essay.
Enjoy!
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