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Lynne Buchanan began photographing Florida's inland waters to
create artistic records of her connection with those waters and to
learn lessons from being in the present moment and aligning with
the flow of life. The more time she spent photographing waterways
in her native Florida, the more she noticed what was being damaged
and lost due to human impact. She resolved to draw attention to the
situation through her photography and to work with water-quality
and environmental advocates, from members of the Water-keeper
Alliance to Native American citizens fighting to preserve the
integrity of their ancestral lands and drinking water. The result
is Changing Waters, which not only showcases the beauty, diversity,
and complexity of Florida's waters, but also documents the negative
effects of agricultural and industrial pollution, a growing
population with its urban growth and land development, and climate
change on Florida's inland and coastal waters and springs. Though
her work is place specific, the book reveals the interconnected and
global nature of environmental problems. Indeed, Florida's fragile
springs, wetlands, rivers, and coastal waters can be considered a
tragic and powerful example of what is happening to aquatic systems
else-where in the nation and world as a result of unchecked human
action. Buchanan's photographs invite viewers to consider their
personal relationship to water and en-courage better stewardship of
this vital--and finite--resource. They are also a call to action to
find more effective ways to preserve these waterways for both their
natural beauty and essential role in our survival.
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