Casey Ogle, shipwrecked in his mind, builds a fort from driftwood and bull kelp on Vargas Island, British Columbia. Steve Ogle
This season’s Pataloha prints honor the Hawaiian principle of ka loa‘a pono—harvesting with respect for the land and sea. Whether it’s growing food organically, fishing selectively or choosing renewable materials, a pono harvest is made with wisdom and care for the resources that sustain us.
