Description
Henry David Thoreau writes of rivers:
“They are the natural highways of all nations, not only levelling the ground and removing obstacles from the path of the traveller, quenching his thirst and bearing him on their bosoms, but conducting him through the most interesting scenery, the most populous portions of the globe, and where the animal and vegetable kingdoms attain their greatest perfection.”
In this Challenge, following in the tradition of great Natural Writers like Thoreau, Aldo Leopold and John McPhee, present a ten- twelve frame photographic story about a river. The photographic story needs to be accompanied by your own words – 250 to 400 of them – and feature mostly original photos.
