OBJECTS IN THE ROUGH: Geologists use tools and handy objects when recording surfaces to provide a scale reference in photographs. Typical objects used are: chisel-point hammer, shovel, hand lense, hard hat, binoculars, pen, pencil, etc. In the emulative exercise I lacked many of the tools usually used for imaging scale and thus used whatever could be found handy.

ICE: IT'S SORT OF LIKE ROCK BUT ITS ERODING IS CALLED MELTING

HARD VS BRITTLE, TIME WILL DECIDE

SPARE CHANGE MAKES ROCK LOOK SMALLER THAN IT APPEARS

THE MANY FACES OF A POIGNANT OBJECT

From the half indoor, half outdoor desk of Tegan Moore, Pouch Cove, Newfoundland.