Interns:

I have had the privilege of having two interns this summer, Hunter Nichols and Ben Thomson. Both young men are smart, caring talented people that will do very well. The Watershed Identity Foundation created an Upper Cahaba Task Force to do some imaging of the Upper Cahaba River since it is in such a vulnerable state from increased development.

Hunter has been working on a documentary of the Upper Cahaba River which we are is at the following link on youtube.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMN6Ms8klso
If this does not work go to http://www.youtube.com/ and search for Cahaba River.
Hunter is very focused, he is goal oriented and has created this project from the seed of an idea that planted in his mind early on. He has returned to Auburn to finish his degree in bio/ geography.
You can view some of Hunter’s photography:
hunterious@yahoo.com

Ben was really affected by photographing the river, so much so that he went out and bought a kayak so he would have access any time the water is high enough. He is going to need it, because he is now managing the myspace page for the Cahaba River Society and doing a remarkable job. Ben has a real talent for photographing people as well and landscapes. You can see what he has done for the Cahaba River Society by clicking on the link below. http://www.myspace.com/cahabariversociety
You can view some of Ben’s photographynorththomson@gmail.com