by Erica J Mitchell | Nov 15, 2013 | Portfolio — Education, Project — The Sustainable Photography Project
I photographed the Center for Animal Law Studies Department at Lewis & Clark this past week. Documenting people and organizations that consciously strive for sustainable practices between all beings and business aligns with my sustainable philosophies. I attended two classes, followed a couple students and even made a portrait of their work-place companion.
I connected with Kathy Hessler, a Professor of the Center for Animal Law Studies whom I met at the Friends of Family Farmers InFARMation Event, September 2013 InFARMation and began to collaborate on visually presenting the Animal Law Department. I had a great time learning and engaging with such passionate individuals!
Center for Animal Law Studies
Educating the Next Generation of Animal Law Attorneys
About
The Center for Animal Law Studies (CALS), in collaboration with the Animal Legal Defense Fund, is the home to the Animal Law Program and animal law projects and activities of Lewis & Clark Law School. We work to ensure the interests of animals are considered in the legal realm and provide the best education to the next generation of animal law attorneys.
Center for Animal Law Studies is located in Wood Hall on the Law Campus.
Email | cals@lclark.edu
by Erica J Mitchell | Nov 15, 2013 | Category — Art, Event : Feature
First Thursday Gallery opening at The Steven Goldman Gallery. Seed Pod paintings in oil and encaustic on board by Karen Clark. Karen Clark Portfolio
by Erica J Mitchell | Nov 15, 2013 | Portfolio — Portraiture
Round two — in the studio making portraits of people in the art community.
Previous Sessions The Practice of Creating Portraits Vol. 1
by Erica J Mitchell | Nov 8, 2013 | Category — Food, Project — The Sustainable Photography Project
A New Type of Farming
Cultivating the magic of the edible plant world for your table
Passionate farming advocate Leah Rodgers of Friends of Family Farmers, an organization working to promote and protect socially responsible agriculture in Oregon, transforms her new residential property into a community supported agriculture (CSA) urban farm. CSA’s has become a popular way for consumers to buy local, seasonal food directly from a farmer. To learn more you can visit their social media page at Facebook, www.facebook.com/RockwoodUrbanFarm.
by Erica J Mitchell | Nov 5, 2013 | Portfolio — Portraiture, Portfolio — Within the Studio
As a maker of photography I feel that people, expression and presentation are all factors to execute an effective portrait. To encapsulate the essence of a person is to connect and engage while giving the individual an opportunity to, within a second of time, express who they are.
