Mentored by the Land with Donald S. Clark

In this episode of The Heart Path Podcast, we learn about Professor and Photographer, Donald S. Clark, and his adventure in photographing places across the US that have inspired historic and contemporary nature writers John Muir, Rachel Carson, Phillip Connors, Terry Tempest Williams, Barry Lopez, Pam Houston and more. After fifteen years of planning and several years of photography, camping, and collaboration, Clark created the book, "Nature's Writers: Mentored by the Land," which celebrates forty-four nature writers and the landscapes they've preserved through their words and their books.  Bio: Donald S. Clark is a Professor of Art/Photography at Minnesota State University Moorhead. He has been teaching photography for 29 years and making images for more than 39 years. The majority of his work focuses on environmental and landscape issues. He is also interested in the relationships of people in their environment and how these relationships affect culture. He has exhibited his work throughout the United States and internationally. He currently lives in Lake Park, Minnesota. Support the show