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Two of my images made finalist in the World Wildlife Fund
Life Grows On photo contest.
Please click here to vote for my favorite image from East Africa,
Oldonyo Lengai ("Mountain of God").
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The WaterWheel Foundation oversees Phish's many charitable activities. In every town where the band plays on tour, WaterWheel partners with a local non-profit and helps them to raise awareness and funds for their cause. These photos were taken in Mansfield, MA on June 22, 2010, where WaterWheel was partnering with the Conservation Law Foundation, which works to protect the New England environment.
Click here for the WaterWheel site.
Click herefor the CLF site.
Here's to Phish for using their enormous popularity to support good causes. If you love the music, join the cause yourself!
community radio the world over, building social justice & sustainable communities:
www.radioactive.org.uk
currently writing a small column for the Examiner, an online news source. click below to read about local environmental and sustainability issues in the Rhode Island area:
Green Community Examiner, RI
Spotlight Madagascar, a site created by former Peace Corps Volunteer (and colleague in Madagascar) Sara LeHoullier, features news, travel tips, and cultural and political commentary on the "Red Island". Visit her site here: www.spotlightmadagascar.org
Sara LeHoullier's recently released publication, a travel companion to Madagascar, features my photographs from around the island. For more about the book (summer 2010) visit its description at the Other Places Publishing site:
Madagascar Travel Companion
if you're in rhode island, stop by Midnight Sun in Wickford to purchase earrings, bags, and photographic prints and cards from madagascar (as well as a variety of wonderful colorful crafts from around the globe). proceeds (from rhode island) support grassroots development projects (on the red island).
to purchase photographic prints, prints on canvas, and other items, please visit my storefront at:
www.etsy.com/shop/naturallychristi
for comments, questions or to inquire about prints, please write me at:
christiturnerphotography_gmail.com
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Rhode Island
i have just returned from a 5-month stay working and traveling in East Africa. to read more about it, click here.
to inquire about ordering prints of any of the images on this site, click here.
Size Price for print Price with added mat backing
(on archival quality photo paper) (no frame)
5x7" $10 $15
8x10" $15 $20
8x12" $18 $23
10x10" $18 $23
12x12" $20 $28
11x14" $20 $28
16x20" $30 $40
16x24" $35 $45
20x20" $35 $45
20x24" $40 $55
24x24 $40 $55
20x30" $50 $65
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Ethical photography and community radio... both
passions are tied to my pursuit of effective sustainable development and positive change.
My unending gratitude to Jasleen Kaur Sethifor producing this short promotional film about
Radio Meva Ankarana, the solar-power community radio station that I helped to build in northwest Madagascar, in collaboration with RadioActive.
To read about Radio Meva Ankarana on the RadioActive website, click here.
You can find more descriptive musings, adventures in photography, epic tales of travel and more, at my blog, DropsMakeWaves.
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One of my biggest projects as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Madagascar was to help found Radio Meva Ankarana, the country's first solar-powered community radio station. (See video on page 1 of the news/blog section). I funded this project through the US Embassy's Democracy & Human Rights Fund. The success of Radio Meva Ankarana was cited in an annual publication of the US State Department, "Supporting Human Rights & Democracy: The US Record 2006".
Click hereto link to the publication, and scroll to page 41 of the document to see the bit about RMA.
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I had the rare opportunity to collaborate with a local legend in northwest Madagascar, an anthropologist known as Jao Ankarana in those parts -- "Jao" being the region's most common name, and "Ankarana" being the name of the region -- and otherwise known as Andrew Walsh. Andrew has spent nearly two decades either living in, researching, or teaching about the Ankarana region. I was honored to be assumed his sister, Soa.
Andrew and his colleague Ian Colquhoun, another UWO professor and long-time Madagascar specialist, created a unique study-abroad program for his students at UWO, the University of Western Ontario. The program includes several short-term stays in rural, ecologically- and anthropologically-significant sites in the Ankarana, including the community-managed ecotourist site that I helped to build. Click here to read more about this wonderful collaborative field research course.
Follow this link to a story in my blog to read more about community-based natural resource management and ecotourism in the Ankarana, and how our first year of collaboration with UWO turned out!
In 2008 The Chronicle, Lewis & Clark College's alumni magazine, featured an article about three alumni who
all found themselves in Madagascar: Ambassador Niels Marquardt, Director of USAID's Environment Mission Lisa Gaylord, and myself, a Peace Corps Volunteer at the time. Click here to read the article.
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Other print sizes available, as well as framing services.
To inquire further or to place an order, please email christiturnerphotography_gmail.com and indicate which photo you would like to order, using the number assigned each photo in the album, and which size. Also indicate whether you would like your prints shipped to your home address, or made available for pick-up at Narrow River Kayaks / Logan's Landing. You will then be provided with an invoice through Google Checkout (similar to PayPal, fully secure).
A portion of all photo proceeds will be donated to the Narrow River Preservation Association.
To view Pettaquamscutt Paddle photos by John McNamara, click here.
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