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The Great Disruption
After practicing civil rights and environmental law for over twenty years, Jon Edwards has spent the last six years photographing inhabitants of islands and coastal areas of Maine. These individuals live simply, and demonstrate dignity and tenacity when, by choice or lack of opportunity, they are forced to survive under either the harsh economics or isolation of island living, or an increasingly difficult traditional way of life. They reside in remote or isolated beauty, and maintain a direct connection with the natural environment. Their lifestyles demonstrate how far our society has come from the once organic, symbiotic relationships between human communities and natural conditions. The images he will be exhibiting at RayKo are from his book, A Way of Being, and harken back to a world that many of us ...
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After practicing civil rights and environmental law for over twenty years, Jon Edwards has spent the last six years photographing inhabitants of islands and coastal areas of Maine. These individuals live simply, and demonstrate dignity and tenacity when, by choice or lack of opportunity, they are forced to survive under either the harsh economics or isolation of island living, or an increasingly difficult traditional way of life. They reside in remote or isolated beauty, and maintain a direct connection with the natural environment. Their lifestyles demonstrate how far our society has come from the once organic, symbiotic relationships between human communities and natural conditions. The images he will be exhibiting at RayKo are from his book, A Way of Being, and harken back to a world that many of us ...