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Image of the beach with Sea Oats and a blue sky. This beach is typical of the the beaches of the barrier islands along the south eastern USA. Stringing from Florida up to South Carolina, they include: Amelia Island, Cumberland Island, Jekyll Island, St. Simons Island, Sea Island, Little St. Simons Island, Sapelo Island, Blackbeard Island, St. Catherines Island, Tybee Island, Hilton Head, Daufuskie Island, Fripp Island, Pawleys Island, Hunting Island, and more. These islands have white powdery sand that make up extensive dune systems. Sea grass or sea oats help anchor the sand in the dune formations. Many species of animal make their home in the dunes. One of the most well known is the Green Sea Turtle which digs nests in the sand of the dunes.

Originally from the West coast, Barbara Kraus- Northrup studied textile and interior design in San Francisco before moving to Coastal Georgia in 1994. Her love of the photographic medium started when she was a teenager and has been a constant companion through the years. With the advent of computer driven graphics she has extended her talents into the digital realm and enjoys the myriad manipulative possibilities available with modern graphics computer programs. Northrup's studies in interior design prompted an interest in the human landscape. Her fascination with the panorama of human life has led her to examine both the good and the bad in modern society and she finds that “a study of the background against which people move...

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