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About the Author

Shawn Carey lives outside of Boston and has been teaching wildlife photography for Massachusetts Audubon Society for the past 13 years. His photos have been published in the Boston Globe, New York Times, Mass Audubon Sanctuary magazine, Hawk Mountain Sanctuary magazine, Science magazine and many others over the last 10+ years.

Shawn's full time job is Operations Manager at AVFX located in Boston, Massachusetts. He also serves on the Massachusetts Audubon Society Advisory Board and Mass Audubon Visuals Arts Center Advisory Board located in Canton, MA. He is past President and current Vice President of Eastern Mass Hawk Watch, past council member of the Nuttall Ornithological Club, and past Board member of the Brookline Bird Club.

Scenes from Louisiana, the BP Oil Disaster Part II

by Shawn Carey | October 1, 2010

After making a one week trip to Louisiana July from 24 to August 1 to document the PB oil disaster it soon became clear to me I would need to return for a follow-up visit. With much of the major media quickly losing interest in this story, I felt compelled to see what, if any, progress had taken...

Scenes from Louisiana, the BP Oil Disaster Part I

by Shawn Carey | September 1, 2010

On April 19, 2010 I, like most people, had never heard of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig. All that changed a day later when it exploded and killed eleven men, eventually sinking to the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico. As the oil started to gush into the ocean, my reaction was one of disbelief. I was...