About Author: Jen Pennington

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Jen Pennington is the owner of Rhizome Design & Rhizome Images and the editor of Ecozome Journal. Together with her husband Bob Pennington, the couple travels the West in search of stories on sustainability, energy, green building and the environment.

Posts by Jen Pennington

  • There is a strange, eerie beauty in the loneliness of Winter. Maybe it's the stark contrast of trees in a landscape of white, or the ground covered with a crystalline frosting while flour sifted mountains rest in the stillness of the background.

    The Loneliness in Winter

    Posted on January 4, 2013 | No Comments
    There is a strange, eerie beauty in the loneliness of Winter. Maybe it's the stark contrast of trees in a landscape of white, or the ground covered with a crystalline frosting while flour sifted mountains rest in the stillness of the background.

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  • Spring is the best time to catch a glimpse of early sprouts, berries, and leaves providing a window of what's to come.

    Spring in the Field

    Posted on May 20, 2012 | No Comments
    Spring is the best time to catch a glimpse of early sprouts, berries, and leaves providing a window of what's to come.

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  • Patterns are everywhere and I never seem to tire of looking at repetitive forms found in the architecture of a great building or the formation of textures that align perfectly.

    On the Grid

    Posted on April 16, 2012 | No Comments
    Patterns are everywhere and I never seem to tire of looking at repetitive forms found in the architecture of a great building or the formation of textures that align perfectly.

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  • An amazing series of Hands at work on the bodies of people suffering from repetitive strain injuries, chronic pain and the likes of the rest of us who don't do enough to take care of our bodies.

    Healing Hands

    Posted on August 4, 2011 | No Comments
    An amazing series of Hands at work on the bodies of people suffering from repetitive strain injuries, chronic pain and the likes of the rest of us who don't do enough to take care of our bodies.

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  • There’s nothing like the farmer’s market on the weekends for us. Talking to the vendors and finding out something unique about what they grow and where they are located. Fresh from...

    Fresh Food! Fresh Images!

    Posted on August 4, 2011 | No Comments
    There’s nothing like the farmer’s market on the weekends for us. Talking to the vendors and finding out something unique about what they grow and where they are located. Fresh from...

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