The colors are fading and giving way to the next stage of fall, on much subtler but still has a beauty all its own.
Way of the Camera
A journal of my personal photography and the photo world at large.
Showing posts with label MSU. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MSU. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Turning Point (part 10)
The colors are fading and giving way to the next stage of fall, on much subtler but still has a beauty all its own.
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Michigan,
Michigan State,
MSU,
nature,
photo,
photo essay,
turning point
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Turning Point (part 6)
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autumn,
fall,
Michigan,
Michigan State,
MSU,
photo essay,
series,
turning point
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Turning Point (part 3)
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autumn,
environment,
fall,
Michigan,
Michigan State,
MSU,
nature,
photo essay,
series,
turning point
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Enterprise 9-23
Enterprise Street Shooting: Fall Rush begins at MSU with many of the Greek Organizations advertising along Farm Lane on Campus.
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enterrpise,
fall,
Greek,
Michigan State,
MSU
Saturday, September 19, 2009
You Don't Need a License to do Science

Last Wednesday for Investigative Environmental Journalism we conducted a survey of macro invertebrates in the Red Cedar River. This is a simple test you can do to determine water quality in a river. Certain creatures can't live in polluted water so if you can find them then that tells you that the water quality is generally good, if these creatures are absent then that tells you that some form of pollution is preventing them from living there. More on that here.These are a few photos from the class mucking through the water looking for the tiny guys. More photos can be found on my flikr here.

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class,
environment,
Michigan State,
MSU,
science
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