This past week has been incredible. Watching your work being shared and viewed makes everything I do and everything I want to do worth that much more. It’s hard to believe that I only have 22 days left here, and I have so much that I want to get done. These stories (including Changing Tides, Nearshore I&M, ASLC sea bird surveys) are truly the most exciting stories I’ve ever gotten to work on, and all I can hope is that I can finish the videos in time. My heart is going to break a little just when leaving this place, but it will break even more if I can’t get finished products done that I’m happy with. I truly want to share these stories, because as a photojournalist I believe that they are important. I hope I get to to so.
Instead of blogging here about my Katmai Brown Bear Collaring experience, I wrote a piece for Katmai National Park. I hope that it gives a glimpse of what it felt like to be there, and accurately portrays my experience.
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Katmai National Park’s Facebook page has shared the blog post, as well as CMU’s department of journalism.
I’ve also had a number of Facebook photo shares, both related to the project and not. It’s still incredible to see how many people can be reached through social media.
Kaiti Grant 