Category Archives: Soil and stone
Field Journal Week 12
Posted in Ground cover and herbaceous plants, Madge Ross, Observation, Photos, Soil and stone, Weather
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Field Journal Week 13
What kind of leaf is this? It looks like it has hairs!
Posted in Ground cover and herbaceous plants, Madge Ross, Observation, Photos, Soil and stone, Trees, the canopy, Understory and shrubs, Water
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week 10: deep in autumn.
Identification?: I keep doing this wrong, so here are my coordinates:
Posted in Changes, Emotional autobiography, Ground cover and herbaceous plants, June Xie, Observation, Photos, Self-observation, Soil and stone, Soundscape, Speculations, Trees, the canopy, Weather
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Rock Pictures
I’ve been playing around with taking pictures of rocks. I’ve been having some trouble with getting effective images, since rocks are so much less colorful than what I normally photograph, so I was trying to play with angles instead.
Posted in Emily Dolson, Observation, Photos, Soil and stone
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Week 6, Soil, and the journey of Stan the Silt
(Transcribed from my field notebook.) 03Oct2010 2:00 PM Weather: Chilly, overcast. I’m Stan, and I’m a silt. Well, a silt particle to be precise, but that’s just syntax. I’m really good friends with some sand. We’re pretty inseparable, actually. They … Continue reading
Posted in Changes, Observation, Rebecca Ringle, Soil and stone, Speculations
Tagged Death, Journey, Life, Silt, Soil, Transition
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Week 5: thinking about soil, dirt, and the concept of “dirty.”
My mom would tell me to never sit on the ground if I had another choice. The ground was dirty, dirty, dirty. My mom, by American standards, is a germaphobe. When I’d come home from school or from walking around … Continue reading
Posted in Emotional autobiography, June Xie, Observation, Self-observation, Soil and stone
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Week 5: Watercolor
Posted in Alexa Ross, Edges, Observation, Sketches, Soil and stone, Trees, the canopy
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‘Weeds Are Us’ Field Journal, Sept. 10, 10
Posted in Elissa Wong, Reading, Soil and stone
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