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Photos by Kevin Thompson

Bali Field School participants discussing strategy at a morning session in the field school’s dining area. Pictured left to right: Matt Meyer, Logan Templeton, Jocelyn Widmer, Stephanie Grey, Cristine Barone, Hannah Plate and Sarah Andrews.

Working session at the Sekolah Menengah Pertama, Ubud. Front row left to right: UF landscape architecture students Logan Templeton, Matt Meyer and Sarah Andrews.

Helping facilitate the Participatory Landscape Video process, UF landscape architecture student Logan Templeton explains to a contributing Udayana architecture student how to use the solid state video camera.

Helping facilitate the Participatory Landscape Video process, UF landscape architecture student Logan Templeton explains to a contributing Udayana architecture student how to use the solid state video camera.

Facilitating the Participatory Landscape Video process, UF landscape architecture student Matt Meyer explains to a contributing Udayana architecture student how to use the solid state video camera.

Facilitating the Participatory Landscape Video process, University of North Florida graduate Stephanie Grey explains to a contributing Udayana architecture student how to use the solid state video camera.

Facilitating the Participatory Landscape Video process, Ph.D. student Meredith Leigh explains to a contributing Udayana architecture student how to use the solid state video camera.

Community heritage mapping workshop on the wantilan at Sekolah Menengah Pertama in Ubud. Pictured left to right: Bali Field School participants from UF Jocelyn Widmer and Matt Meyer and from Universitas Udayana Elizabeth Prasetyo.

Bali Field School excursion to sacred sites of the highlands: The Mother Temple Pura Besakih on the western face of Gunung Agung. Seen here is UF landscape architecture student Hannah Plate (left) and urban and regional planning student Cristine Barone.

Bali Field School excursion to the sacred sites of the highlands: Pura Ulan Danu Batur, The Supreme Water Temple of Bali at Sanyang, Gunung Batur. Pictured standing with one of our temple hosts are UF landscape architecture students Matt Meyer and Hannah Plate and Ph.D student Meredith Leigh.

Bali Field School excursion to the sacred sites of the highlands: Pura Ulan Danu Batur, The Supreme Water Temple of Bali at Sanyang, Gunung Batur. Pictured standing beside our temple host are University of North Florida graduate Stephanie Grey and UF Ph.D. student Meredith Leigh.

Bali Field School excursion to the sacred sites of the highlands: Sharing smiles and greetings with the children of Sanyang Village along the shores of Danua Batur. Far left and far right: University of North Florida graduate Stephanie Grey and UF urban and regional planning student Cristine Barone.

Participatory video workshop in the wantilan at Sekolah Menengah Pertama, Ubud, a contributing Bali Field School participant from the Universitas Udayana Department of Architecture begins the story-boarding process.

Young community members and Community Landscape Documentary contributors begin the story-boarding process. Seen here are Sekolah Menengah Pertama, Ubud 1 and Community Landscape Documentary writers/directors Gusti Ayu Mega Purwani and Cokorda Istri Intan Paramita Dewi.

Narrative genesis: making story maps in the wantilan at Sekolah Menengah Pertama, Ubud. Amongst the crowd are Bali Field School participants from UF and the University of North Florida Matt Meyer, Jocelyn Widmer, Stefanie Grey, Hannah Plate, Cristine Barone and Meredith Leigh.

De-mystifying the process by learning through games. Bali Field School participants work with Sekolah Menengah Pertama Ubud 1 and Universitas Udayana architecture students in an afternoon participatory video workshop activity. Seen here are Meredith Leigh, Cristine Barone and Sarah Andrews.

De-mystifying the process by learning through games. Bali Field School participants work with Sekolah Menengah Pertama Ubud 1 and Universitas Udayana architecture students in an afternoon participatory video workshop activity. UF Ph.D. student Meredith Leigh contributes to a participatory video.

Bali Field School activities, in the field: filming 'Community Landscape Documentaries' in the padis of the foothill village of Petulu, Gianyar. Being filmed are SMP Ubud 1 students, Dewa Ayu Puspitasari and I Kadek Yoga Dwi Putra. Facilitating the process is Udayana student Ni Kedek Dina Devia E.

'Story Maps' develop through narrative refinement into story boards that become the structure for 'Cultural Landscape Documentaries.' Sharing their work are UF landscape architecture students Matt Meyer and Hannah Plate along with Udayana University Architecture student Made Arya Adiartha.

'Story Maps' develop through narrative refinement into story boards that become the structure for 'Cultural Landscape Documentaries.' Sharing their work are UF landscape architecture students Matt Meyer and Hannah Plate along with Udayana University Architecture student Made Arya Adiartha.

'Story Maps' develop through narrative refinement into story boards that become the structure for 'Cultural Landscape Documentaries.' Collaborating in the process with Sekolah Menengah Pertama students is UF landscape architecture student Logan Templeton.

Sharing a humorous and warm moment, Sekolah Menengah Pertama students present their community landscape story map to the group. Helping with the presentation are UF students, Sarah Andrews, Ridwan Sutriadi and Matt Meyer.

Conducting interviews with community members in the village of Padang Tegal, Gianyar, Bali Field School participants from UF Ridwan Sutriadi, Cristine Barone and Meredith Leigh interview our host community member Nyoman Sana.