Embracing change and new creative ideas for communities.
No single definition of ethnography exists. Ethnography, through participant-observation, interviewing, and other qualitative techniques, is a "deliberate attempt to generate more data than the researcher is aware of at the time of collection," and is thus eminently suited to the study of unpredictable outcomes, complex emerging social formations, and technological and market change.
It was a beautiful day for not only enthusiastic anglers of all ages that attracted 39 registered anglers and many locals who fish for the fun of it but our mighty river attracted more than a dozen bold and brave kayak enthusiasts who battled the Roanoke River Rapids with all their strength and skill.
I had a birds eye view perched on river rocks that would otherwise be below water. So I jumped at the opportunity of a lifetime to capture two videos of the fast paced, dangerous and exciting action. I hope you enjoy the video below.
Produced by Michael Smith (Qualitative Participatory Ethnography Research) Feel free to copy pictures or download videos because this site is dedicated to sharing information and we appreciate your comments.
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