
Morning Snow
“Morning Snow” was photographed by Emily Adams, age 11. Emily’s hope is that our future generations will have the opportunity to see the beauty of the glittering snow. Her advice “Take care of the environment by doing your part in reducing global warming. Ride your bike, walk or take the bus to school and work.”
JANUARY 28 HOW YOU SEE IT – PHOTO EXPLORATION
Discovering the new Basalt Regional Library
Grades 7th – 12th
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Enjoy the amazing imagery created by kids during our October and November photo workshops, where we explored nature and captured its beauty!
What an amazing experience I had with Connor, Samantha, Jenny and Ashley. Short hikes into nature and sharing the beauty
of it all was a true inspiration. I enjoyed showing these kids camera use and guiding them through their expressions of creativity.
The imagery they captured and their excitement was heart warming.
Enjoy their photographic journey!
- Cath
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Fresh air, exploring the outdoors, being creative…what a great start to a Monday morning. In the Roaring Fork School District of Colorado the schools begin one hour later on Monday mornings. Some kids take advantage of the extra hour in the morning and join us for our
“Late Start Monday” photo workshops. Sit back, relax and enjoy the world through their eyes!
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A classic autumn morning was spent with students (grades 5-8) at the Aspen Community School. Bluebird skies, snow capped mountain tops, an array of fall colored leaves along with a group of enthusiastic kids greeted us! Our guided photo workshops were blended into the students present studies of a “Sense of Place”, a lesson in natural history. Students along with their teachers, Garry Pfaffman and LouRae Doyle, explored their campus surroundings in a new and refreshing perspective. We appreciated the kids mentioning how our photography workshops opened their eyes to things they had taken for granted and allowed them to reconnect with their surroundings. Each child’s experience was rounded out by selecting a favorite image and writing a short caption of what inspired them. Thanks for having us!
- Gregg and Catherine
Enjoy the kid’s images.
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DISCOVER OUR TOWN – BASALT, COLORADO
Our class of four young aspiring photographers discovered the hidden gems within Basalt, Colorado. Good times were shared as we experienced the architecture, sculptures and history of the downtown area along with the natural beauty that surrounds this quaint western town. Check out the kids imagination at play displayed in their images below…
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