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Brooke Zanco

@brookezanco

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Analogue film
Insect nutritional physiologist 🦋🪰🐝
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Flying Lessons taken in Dane Valley Woods by @brookezanco

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a year ago

I feel like it’s obvious this one was inspired by Justine Kurland’s “Girl Pictures” 💚 taken in Hampstead, United Kingdom by @brookezanco

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a year ago

Love you Melbourne by @brookezanco

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11 days ago

Loli in the garden. Film developed in poppy extract by my love @xanderlinger by @brookezanco

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15 days ago

Portrait of me by @xanderlinger - developed using the wilting poppies I’m holding by @brookezanco

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18 days ago

Somewhere in Kent. Spring spilling through the cracks. taken in Kent, UK by @brookezanco

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19 days ago

Fleeting little things by @brookezanco

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2 months ago

Some magic moments from the past few months ✨
1. Practicing her spells
2. Practicing her pouting
3. The forest floor
4. A day with Lewin
5. Ebba flipping pancakes
6. Gigi’s 60th
7. Nono’s house with Josie
8. Me really devo I’m braving two winters in a year
9. Claire, Aubs and Loli with our chickens
10. Nap on a hike through the mountains by @brookezanco

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Once upon a time, underground in Coober Pedy taken in Coober Pedy, South Australia by @brookezanco

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3 months ago

This time last year 🥲

Missing taking the Eurostar to Paris. My walks from St Pancras to UCL in the morning. Croissants from Forts in Margate. Looking out at the sea from our window. by @brookezanco

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3 months ago

A favourite photo from a roll of film I took while we were road tripping through France. I was weaning Lola at the time so @xanderlinger soaked the roll in the last of my breastmilk after developing it using ascorbic acid 🖤 by @brookezanco

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Excited to share an article I wrote for @theconversation.aunz with @salty_dasilva 🐝

We often forget that climate change isn’t just increasing temperatures but it’s also rapidly altering which nutrients plants contain, and this includes pollen and nectar. On top of this, most data we have on how bees deal with nutritional stress comes from highly social species like honeybees, however most bees are actually solitary or live in small groups! If you want to know more please have a read here:
https://doi.org/10.64628/AA.t5nh7ndgq

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Blue-banded bee photo credit: Alison Mellor, @invertsau by @brookezanco

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