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How to make an anthotype
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- Science & Nature
In this video, photographer Rebecca Marshall teaches you how to make your own anthotype.
Anthotypes are unique impressions made with nature's own photosenstive pigments from petals, berries and in this case, fig leaves.
Discover the story "Can Fig Trees Help us Adapt to a Changing Climate?" here.
Video by Rebecca Marshall
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Arian Shehu's Vocal Appeal To Safeguard Albania’s Iso-Polyphony
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For centuries iso-polyphony, a style of folk singing, has chronicled Albanian life. The songs are part of a rich tradition, and Arian Shehu lives and breathes it. The music is vital to Albanian weddings, funerals, harvests, festivals and other social events. Indeed, a Ministry of Culture official dubs it “the autobiography of a nation,” a means for the preservation and transmission of different stories. Recently, crowds gathered for the National Folklore Festival in the “stone city” of Gjirokastër, demonstrating that interest in iso-polyphony remains high. The challenge is getting younger generations to engage. But some are taking up the call.
Learn more and discover the story "A Vocal Appeal to Safeguard Albania's Iso-Polyphony" here.Cultivating the Adaptive Powers of the Fig
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Figs are a signature crop. in Tunisia. The fruit is part of a Mediterranean research project, FIGGEN, to assess how the trees thrive while climate changes are causing other crops to fail. The study aims to plant a seed for preserving the biodiversity of increasingly arid ecosystems.
Video by Sofiene Lahdheri and Noor Elloumi
Discover the story "Can Fig Trees Help us Adapt to a Changing Climate?" here.
Written and photographed by Rebecca Marshall
Empty Vessel, the photography of Amir Zaki
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Video by Aaron Khaw / Courtesy Amir Zaki
It takes a landscape photographer’s eye to step down into a cement skatepark and turn the lens not on skaters but on the ramps, waves, valleys, bowls and tunnels that are the terrain of the park itself, and it takes a skater’s experience to do so in a way that captivates both art critics and skateboard stars. California native and photographer Amir Zaki grew up skateboarding on streets in suburban Los Angeles, and recently he began visiting skateparks to produce sweeping, large-format images that offer textured meditations on the beauty of light on curved concrete.
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How to make an anthotype
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Cultivating the Adaptive Powers of the Fig
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Arian Shehu's Vocal Appeal To Safeguard Albania’s Iso-Polyphony
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