Hello!
My name is Hallie Fox. I am the photographer in residence at
Save the Harbor/ Save the Bay this summer, and I am truly excited to begin my
first summer here.
I am a rising senior at the
Buckingham Browne and Nichols school in Cambridge. Here, I have taken
photography classes for the past four years. I work with both film and digital
cameras and my photographs range from landscapes to portraiture. I am so
excited to use all that I have learned about photography at Save the Harbor
this summer.
During the school year, I also volunteer at the Boys and Girl
Clubs and the Somerville Public School System’s after school program. So, I love spending time with kids and
can’t wait to be involved in the Save the Harbor summer program.
I have spent my entire life around
the ocean. My dad was an officer in the Navy, and he spent countless hours by
the sea teaching me how to fish and kayak, how to find crabs on the jetties,
and how to read the current. For eight years growing up I lived on Plum Island,
where I spent my time building drift wood forts and exploring tidal pools. My
love for the island prompted me to spend a semester doing an independent study
on the causes and variations of beach erosion. I also spent my summers on Cape
Code and the shores of Revere beach, where some of my best childhood memories
were made. I have also grown up
attending many Save the Harbor events such as the Revere Beach Sand Sculpting
Festival and the Cupid Splash, and I am excited to finally be a part of those
events myself.
I am so excited to be working at Save the Harbor, in a way,
combining many of the things I love most in life. I am so thankful for the opportunity
to be a part of this organization, and I am eager capture all the amazing
things that go on at Save the Harbor
I can’t wait to document all the summer fun!
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