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- Kauri Tree New Zealand
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- New Zealand Rainforest
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- Grand Splendor
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- Deep Reflections
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- Fall Beauty
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- Fall Sunshine
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- Red Flame
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- Dawn Redwood Arnold Arboretum
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- Captiva Florida
Dawn Colsia
Celebration Of Trees
I have to see a bit of nature every day to maintain my inner balance. Whether I am in the city or exploring outside, trees have a soothing power over me. The relationship between human kind and nature is crucial to our survival as a species and fundamental to my daily life. On exhibit here are a Kauri tree from a rain forest in New Zealand and a Dawn Redwood at the Arnold Arboretum in Boston, Massachusetts.
Throughout the world trees reduce air temperature, shade surfaces, absorb noise, reduce glare, absorb potentially harmful gases like carbon dioxide and provide habitat for animals. Their beauty transcends time and distance throughout the world.
Artist Bio
Dawn Colsia is a documentary photographer, and combines her life long love of photography with her passion for social change. In her business, Advocacy Photography, Colsia utilizes her skills to create awareness and dialogue about important political and cultural issues of our time. Her images act as a medium to expose and influence our values and priorities as a society.
Prior to being a photographer, Colsia practiced law and was a mediator. She is a graduate of Boston University’s Center For Digital Imaging Arts. Her work has been shown at the Griffin Museum and the Blink 2015 show in Somerville.
In addition to advocacy photography, Colsia enjoys making images of the natural world, especially the ocean, which reminds her of the towns where she grew up. She lives in Newton Massachusetts.
http://www.AdvocacyPhotography.com
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