I spent last week on a photography assignment for the United States Department of Agriculture/Natural Resources Conservation Services in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, shooting agriculture and all of its extensions. It was hot, humid, and sometimes rainy but a productive time. Thanks to all the NRCS staff who made the shoot a good one. A special thanks to Sarah Graddy, public affairs specialist, from Washington, D.C., who spearheaded the project.
Follow her blog at: http://blogs.usda.gov/category/conservation
Below are a few stats and photos.
1 week
3 states
14 meals
27 locations
89 bottles of water
568 “Is it hot enough for you?”
2015 miles
3284 photos
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| Soy Bean Field |
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| Organic Farmers |
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| Grading Field |
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| Crawfish Coming Into Trap |
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| Roseate Spoonbills Taking Off |
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| Mother and Child In Cotton Field |
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| Hydroponic Lettuce |
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Shiitake Mushroom Production |
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| "Got Milk?" |
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| Fresh Vegetables |
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| Sorting Tomatoes |
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| Native American Examining Longleaf Pine |
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