Intersection of Photography & Spirituality
The skeleton of a gray whale is on display in the Visitor Center in Kodiak, Alaska. The skeleton is from a male whale whose carcass was discovered by Stacy Studebaker. Ms. Studebaker notified authorities of the find, but personally undertook the long term project to turn the death of this magnificent animal into an educational exhibit.
Copyright Dwight K. Morita
A graduate of San Francisco Theological Seminary, Dwight K. Morita's ministry is at the intersection of spirituality and the photographic enterprise (taking photos, viewing photos, editing, etc.) Dwight served as photographer in residence at McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago and he has won a number of awards and recognition for his images. Currently he is located on the island of O'ahu where he is engaged in ministry with Nu'uanu Congregational Church, The Institute for Human Services, Inc, Family Promise, Faith Action for Community Equity (FACE), and other non-profit organizations.
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