File:HurstFrye GhostPipes 2019 Photograph 30x40.jpg
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English: A flatbed scan of Ghost Pipes from the Hoh Rainforest on the Olympic Peninsula, Washington State, USA. Based on the unique ecology and brilliance of the forest understory of the Pacific Northwest, the Nurse Log series is a set of 5 photographs made from scans along a fallen log while it returns to the soil as it cradles new life. The Nurse Log series is part of the series 'The Forest Floor', an ongoing observation and witness to the brilliance of an active forest, celebrating the smallest of natural efforts and champions.
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| Author | Melinda Hurst Frye |
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