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Hi folks. My name is Kelly. I run a blog called Of Sedge and Salt, and headline the Ground Shots project, a work that aims to explore how ecologies and people are connected across bioregions, skillset, professions, political views and borders. My work involves field research that has taken me traveling across the country for many years, making art and writing in place, connecting with folks about their work on the land, and creating zines to distribute and share information and inspiration. I use photography to document my adventures, and the plants I find, as well as the skills I learn. I am launching a podcast soon to feature interviews and discussions with people I've met in my travels. I hope you'll peruse my offerings in my online store, read my free blog posts here and at Of sedge and salt, and consider joining me on patreon. Any feedback on my work is extremely welcome!
-Kelly
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The Ground Shots Project
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