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NATIVE

PLANT

NETWORK
 

Documentation of the endangered species Harrisia fragrans, a multi-stemmed cactus native to the rockland hammocks and shellmounds along Florida’s east coast, including the Florida Keys.
 

A stop-motion video was captured during its rare nocturnal bloom, filmed from evening until midnight using a black backdrop and fixed camera. A companion photo series was later developed using studio lighting and color backdrops to emphasize the species’ fragility.
 

Published in Islandia Journal (Miami, FL).

Visual Study of a 

Native Plant Series

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A series of photo essays developed for the Native Plant Network, created in collaboration with field biologists. Each story combines field photography, research-based writing, and visual design to highlight endangered plants and conservation efforts across South Florida. Leading all visuals, design, and production from fieldwork and photography to layout and final storytelling.

Fieldwork, Photography, and Design

 

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