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Over the Red Bridge: Photographs of Steer Creek

Over the Red Bridge: Photographs of Steer Creek 
This series of photographs started in January 2017 and ended in April 2018. Every week that I was in Missouri during this timeframe I photographed Steer Creek from over the red bridge. What started as a need to continue a photography practice while in graduate school and focusing on textiles, grew into a project related to the public art component of my program, Park River Tool Kit. 

These photographs show the more obvious change over time, ebb and flow of the seasons, and the human interaction with the creek and land surrounding it. 
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