you are just about right here
Zack Orient pauses in the sun while working to inoculate harvested hardwood logs with Shiitake mushroom spawn in Barnard, Vermont.
Great to see the good photo neighbors here in our humble little corner of Vermont getting press!
Photograph by Mikael Kennedy
Tonight in his hometown of Randolph, Vermont, photographer Mikael Kennedy will be exhibiting a collection of his favorite photographs at First Light Studios. To see more of Mikael’s work, visit his website here — for more information on the gallery, visit here.
A MIGHTY GOOD QUESTION: How do we want to change? Through insight or fear? I pick insight, hands down.
A number of other images from the Connect The Dots event during 350.org Climate Impacts Day in Waitsfield, Vermont recently published in the Burlington Free Press
Defining Sustainability: Education
Hundreds of Vermonters gathered on May 5th, 2012 for the 350.org Climate Impacts Day, Connect The Dots event in Waitsfield, Vermont to learn about recent developments surrounding the climate crisis. Many who attended this event had spent the morning volunteering at Vermont Green Up Day activities in and around the Mad River Valley, one of the regions hardest hit by Tropical Storm Irene.
Speakers during the day’s events included 350.org founder Bill McKibben, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin. The event was particularly special for many Vermonters in that it was first in a series of recent global climate action events where Bill McKibben was able to attend the day’s events in his own home state of Vermont. Climate Impacts Day included thousands of communities around the world who came together to Connect the Dots, learn, raise awareness and call for urgent action to stop the climate crisis. Keep connecting the dots
These images are part of a long-form documentary project I have undertaken on sustainable living in Vermont with the working title: Defining Sustainability
© Copyright 2012 Seth Butler. All Rights Reserved. http://www.sethbutler.com
looking forward to laugh out loud afternoons into our summer & fall
These images are part of a long-form documentary project I have undertaken on sustainable living in Vermont with the working title: Defining Sustainability
Photographs © Copyright 2011 Seth Butler. All Rights Reserved.
defining sustainability
Community Building
A harvest party organized by Fable Farm CSA in Barnard, Vermont to clear the remainder of their fields after the first snow of the year. Over thirty individuals from the town and surrounding communities volunteered together to harvest a bumper crop of approximately 2500 pounds of organic carrots which would be donated to local farm-to-school programs, individuals and families in need of food, with any remainder allocated to winter storage in local roots cellars to help support farm community members.
These images are part of a long-form documentary project I have undertaken on sustainable living in Vermont with the working title: Defining Sustainability
Photographs © Copyright 2011 Seth Butler. All Rights Reserved.
Unpublished work from the Eastern Tibetan nations of Amdo and Kham to be featured in the upcoming Angkor Photo Fest exhibitions in Siem Reap, Cambodia next week.
Other images from the Tibetan Buddhism in Amdo & Kham exhibition have recently published in The Asia Mag, Destinasian Magazine, and TravelFish articles covering the upcoming Angkor Photo Festival exhibitions.
Unpublished work from the Eastern Tibetan nations of Amdo and Kham to be featured in the upcoming Angkor Photo Fest exhibitions in Siem Reap, Cambodia next week.
Unpublished work from the Eastern Tibetan nations of Amdo and Kham to be featured in the upcoming Angkor Photo Fest exhibitions in Siem Reap, Cambodia next week.
