Monthly Archives: September 2009
Midway Brushstrokes
Midway is a place suspended in time and in space. On this tiny island, the visitor is gently transported into a state of wonder which becomes a portal for instrospection. Cinematographer Jan Vozenilek has used his camera to sketch the subtle timelessness of Midway in a short video that we want to share with all [...]
The Power of Midway
Film director Bill Weaver talks about the ways the members of the Midway Team are bonded with one another, and with the power of nature that surrounds them on Midway. Music by Christen Lien www.itsnotaviolin.com … (más información)
A Musical Postcard
Today we received a musical postcard from our friend Jeff Vander Clute in California. We were touched by it and wanted to share it with all of you. Thank you Jeff. Midway A bird majestic falls out of the sky At the edge of paradise The edge of night It’s a look into our future [...]
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Midway Trash-a-Thon
Chris and Manuel find comic relief as they rummage through a pile of plastic garbage collected on the beaches of Midway Island. Video by Jan Vozenilek
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Summary of Day 3, by Chris Jordan
Video by Bill Weaver, voiceover by Chris Jordan
Pure Magic
I caught a monster of a cold just as I arrived on Midway, and today was the first day I felt like I was on the upswing. Good thing, as it was the kind of morning I needed to be alert. As Manuel and I were watching the sunrise reflect beautiful light across an old [...]
Summary of Day 2, by Chris Jordan
Chris gives a summary of day 2 on Midway, our first whole day of work on the island. Jan Vozenilek
First Dead Albatrosses
On his first morning on Midway, Chris begins searching for the remains of albatrosses that have died from ingesting plastic. It didn’t take long to find his first photographic subjects. -Bill Weaver Voiceover by Chris Jordan
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