Lay a Million Eggs or Give Birth to One: An Ecologist's Perspective
On July 22nd at 7 pm SL time, The Phoenicia Center is hosting the art of Mark Parr (Misconstrued Enzyme in SL) -- an exhibit of photography with nature and landscape shots from all around the western half of the the US, including Alaska.
From left to right: Mark Parr (Misconstrued Enzyme), Victor Newchurch, Amalthea Blanc
In real life, Mark works in the natural resource conservation field as a Remote Sensing/Geographic Information Systems Analyst.
His previous work as field ecologist has allowed Mark to experience some of the most beautiful places the United States has to offer. His photography is a combination of a lifelong interest in imagery and the shapes, forms, light, and textures found in nature.
Tonight's exhibit "Lay A Million Eggs or Give Birth to One: An Ecologist's Perspective", is a display of nature images from all the various places his career has taken him.
From left to right: Mark Parr (Misconstrued Enzyme), Victor Newchurch, Amalthea BlancHis previous work as field ecologist has allowed Mark to experience some of the most beautiful places the United States has to offer. His photography is a combination of a lifelong interest in imagery and the shapes, forms, light, and textures found in nature.
Tonight's exhibit "Lay A Million Eggs or Give Birth to One: An Ecologist's Perspective", is a display of nature images from all the various places his career has taken him.
posted by Thea at 5:59 PM
3 Comments:
thanks :) hehe, hope the content is equally interesting ;)
Very pretty design! Keep up the good work. Thanks.
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His previous work as field ecologist has allowed Mark to experience some of the most beautiful places the United States has to offer.
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