Picture of the Week, 4/10/19

By on 11 April, 2019 in Katie Pollock, Picture of the Week with 0 Comments

Loblolly pine seedlings went to the moon and back in 1971. Yes, that moon.

The Alabama Forestry Commission and the U.S. Forest Service presented one of the seedlings to Gov. George Wallace upon their return to Earth. That tree still grows today next to the statue of a martyr named Albert Patterson.

More information on our local moon tree can be seen here. This photo by Katie Pollock shows the tree reaching towards the skies it once visited, inspiring us while remaining rooted and beautiful.

 

Katie Pollock is a photographer who tries to capture the startling beauty of the natural and human-made world in a way that also captures the imagination of her audience. She uses photographs to communicate a sense of place and to convey a feeling of humanity’s connection to the world. Katie is an Alabama native, though her photos encompass many parts of the US as well as abroad. You can see her art on Instagram @katiepollockart.

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