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Limited to 18 attendees
Cost: $10 for ASLA and OAPA Members and Students • $30 for Non-Members
Meeting Time: 2:00-5:00 pm classroom instructional time and field session
Happy Hour: 5:00-6:00 pm at Forte, 400 SW 6th Avenue. The first round of drinks and snacks hosted by Victor Stanley.
ASLA Oregon Mt. Hood Section in partnership with Victor Stanley is pleased to announce a workshop and field session on repeat photography applications and methods. The workshop includes classroom time, a guided field session in the South Park Blocks, and discussion time. This course provides 3 PDH credits (Note: currently the session is being evaluated for LACES HSW).
This workshop is co-led by Rachel Edmonds, PLA (MIG), project manager for the 2021 South Park Blocks Master Plan, and Anne C Godfrey, Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture at SUNY ESF, and author of the three volumes series Active Landscape Photography, published by Routledge Press.
The tour will be followed by a happy hour at Forte, 400 SW 6th Avenue, sponsored by Victor Stanley.
Information on how to purchase any of the three volumes will be provided.
Speakers:
Anne C Godfrey, Associate Professor, Landscape architecture SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Anne C Godfrey's teaching and research examine photography's influence on the understanding, valuation and design of landscapes. Godfrey’s three book series with Routledge Press, Active Landscape Photography, is dedicated to critical discussions about the daily use of photography within the environmental design disciplines. The first (2020) and second (2022) book in this series lay groundwork for both new theory and new methods for specific practices in researching, investigating, and designing places. The third book (2023) brings together academics and practitioners from across landscape interested fields to share specific innovative projects that rigorously deploy active photography methods. Grounded in contemporary critical cultural theory, her work embraces the multiplicity of photography, landscape, representation, and their entanglement.
Recognized for her leadership and mentorship as an educator, has she received the 2019 Distinguished Academic Practitioner Award from the New York Upstate ASLA, was awarded for her mentorship of female students by Oregon ASLA, and named a Most Admired Educator by Design Intelligence. Her students have won numerous national and international awards and recognitions for their design and research projects. She continues to teach photography workshops in multiple academic and professional settings. Godfrey is Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture at SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry since 2017 and previously was a Senior Instructor at University of Oregon’s School of Architecture & Environment in the College of Design (formally AAA).
Rachel Edmonds, Landscape Architect (OR LA #0955) and Project Manager, MIG, Inc.
Rachel Edmonds is a contributor to the third installment of Active Landscape Photography: Diverse Practices, having authored the chapter, “Repeat Photography's Practical Applications in Contemporary Landscape Planning and Design.” As both a designer and planner with a professional focus on cultural and historic resources, Edmonds has used several repeat photography methods in a wide variety of project types and settings to communicate facts and ideas to her clients and the public in accessible, intuitive ways. Rachel Edmonds is a registered landscape architect in the State of Oregon since 2017 and has done planning and design projects at sites ranging from the South Park Blocks, Thompson Elk Fountain, Bush’s Pasture Park, Lord & Schryver’s Gaiety Hollow, Yosemite Lodge, Crater Lake National Park, Denali National Park and Preserve, Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, Big Bend National Park, and many others.
