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KATHLEEN LARAIA McLAUGHLIN

  • Historic Narratives
    • Inquiries into A.I. Faculty and Its Development
    • Letters from Life
    • Cyanotypes for Julia
    • Democracy
  • ROMANIA
    • The Color of Hay
    • MATUSA
    • Sezatoare
    • Ce sa faci?
    • FOR SALE
    • Stereoscopy
  • PERSONAL PROJECTS
    • My Kodak Discs
    • Dr. George
    • In My Back Yard
    • Life 101
    • World Cuts
    • HP CoOp
    • Niko's Funeral
    • Paint Ball War
  • PORTRAITS
    • Comic-con
    • Renn Faire
    • Fetele din Sarbi
    • New Americans
  • CHINA
    • Xiang Sha Wan
    • Honghe Photo Festival
    • Beijing
    • Yuanyang Village
  • COMMERCIAL
    • Head Shots
    • School Events
    • Graduation Ceremony
    • Victoria & Steve
    • Julie & Nate
    • Roxann & Amedy
  • News
  • About
  • Contact
  • Purchase
KATHLEEN LARAIA McLAUGHLIN

MARTOR

Added on December 4, 2016 by Kathleen Laraia McLaughlin.

Several of my photos are published in the new issue of MARTOR - The Museum of the Romanian Peasant's Anthropology Journal - current issue "A Place for Hay: Flexibility and Continuity in Hay Meadow Management." 

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Tags martor, peasant, mrp, museum of the romanian peasant, muzeul romana, tiranca, hay, farming, traditional farming, culture
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