ROSHEN [documentary photography & more]

Jack

Jack gardens at The Stone House in Mebane, NC as a part of a Crop Mob session. The Crop Mob is a group of young farmers that build a sense of community as they take care of the land. They view the land as a shared resource that requires care by collective as opposed to individualized and commodified ownership. Any member of the Crop Mob can call the group together for a gardening or farming project. Sing. Eat. Mob.

http://cropmob.org/

Oprah speaks at Duke University’s 2009 Commencement. President Brodhead (right) chuckles along with her.

View of Lac Lehman and the city of Geneva, Switzerland (bottom edge of the lake)

Peeking into the studio at WUNC, we see Frank Stasio (host) and Robin Copley (engineer) getting ready to go live for “The State of Things,” a noontime public radio show about North Carolina issues.

Senior Farewell

Duke student Kelly Teagarden (‘08) speaks to members of the Center for Race Relations (CRR) at the end of her senior year. The CRR General Body convenes every year to bid seniors farewell and give them a chance to share their parting thoughts with the group.

Duke University / Durham, NC

Solo

A trumpet player sings a solo during Wednesday night jazz at the Mary Lou Williams Center for Black Culture.

Duke University / Durham, NC

Glow

Machine or Mammal?

A group squats down to learn about local flora from Wild Will, the plant guru. Humans can choose how they interact with their surroundings.

Eno River State Park / Durham, NC

The Wire