OBJECTIVES
Provide a photographic tool for forest preservation organizations and scientists to convey compelling narratives.
Improve methods for capturing and recording ecological change through the medium of ‘repeat fixed point photography’.
Develop an innovative photographic framework and approach for capturing expansive forest landscapes.
Photographically document the most iconic heritage forests at risk, creating enduring records for the benefit of future generations.
Offer viewers the sheer delight of high-quality, large-scale photographs of some of the world's most astonishing forests.
Employ advanced multi-row panoramic techniques, maximizing resolution to authentically portray the essence of each unique forest setting. This approach essentially provides viewers with a comprehensive 180-degree contextual perspective of the entire forest scene.
Ensure uniform lighting and parameters for each photograph, establishing clear typologies that facilitate direct comparisons between diverse forest ecologies.
Forge partnerships with forest and fire scientists to pinpoint locales of scientific and ecological importance to ensure the project's precision and relevance.
Develop a replicable post-processing and printing workflow that is tailored to the unique demands and challenges of forest photography.
Accessible photo exhibitions for a wide audience that will increase awareness of California forests, their richness, and the threats they face.
Publication in the form of a book.
Development of both printed and digital databases serving educational and research purposes.
Provide valuable resources for conservationists.
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