This post has been provided by new INNZ member Irene Wallis, of www.cubicearth.nz This afternoon I sit in the shade of a tree in front of Zion Lodge. From there I could hear a US Park Ranger interpret the valley’s formation for a group of children. For me, it was a scene that epitomized traditional interpretation. The […]
Written by Judi Lapsley Miller Always up for a good pun as well as a good photo opportunity, volunteer ‘Sanctuary Storyteller’ Hayley May took on the challenge to do a photo essay on fungi for Zealandia EcoSanctuary this autumn. Entitled ‘An Enchantment of Fungi’, the photo essay was wildly successful. Not only did it achieve Zealandia’s aims […]
Social media started out as a way to keep in touch with (some might say ‘stalk’) friends. It was hijacked by marketers and now has emerged as a powerful tool for storytelling. But, this crossover between uses means social media channels are not always used effectively and can be alienating to the very people you’re trying to connect […]
I’m not a designer. I’m a writer that has worked with some great designers to create appealing presentations that combines words with graphics, photos and illustrations in a way that engages with visitors to a place. I’ve called this interpretation. Interpretation and infographics have a lot in common. Information graphics or infographics are defined by wiki as “graphic visual […]