David Liittschwager spent 5 years photographing nature in a single cubic foot frame in different places around the world. He would spend 3 weeks in each location capturing photos of animals, plants, and fish. His goal was to show that even within a small area, nature is diverse and can be found anywhere, like in forests, oceans, and rivers, to demonstrate that everyone can observe nature near them.
David Liittschwager spent 5 years photographing nature in a single cubic foot frame in different places around the world. He would spend 3 weeks in each location capturing photos of animals, plants, and fish. His goal was to show that even within a small area, nature is diverse and can be found anywhere, like in forests, oceans, and rivers, to demonstrate that everyone can observe nature near them.
David Liittschwager spent 5 years photographing nature in a single cubic foot frame in different places around the world. He would spend 3 weeks in each location capturing photos of animals, plants, and fish. His goal was to show that even within a small area, nature is diverse and can be found anywhere, like in forests, oceans, and rivers, to demonstrate that everyone can observe nature near them.
1. Listen to the audio and answer these questions:
e. How long did David Liittschwager’s project take? Answer: 5 Years recording different places around the World . f. What was David’s main tool for his photography project? Answer: He used the green frame and one metal Cube. g. What did David photograph during the three weeks he spent in each place? Answer: He captured photos animals, plants, fish h. Where did David take his photos? Answer: In different places such as Forest, ocean and river
2. Ask your partner these questions.
a. What do people living in the middle of the cities think? Answer: That no way to look at nature . b. What do people living near parks usually see? Answer: They can’t see anythings except people walking their dogs. c. What does David Liittschwager want to show us? Answer: That everyone can find nature d. What does the photographer think about different species of plants and animals? Answer: That always somewhere at by