Botanical Photography: A Tool for Artistic Education in a Remnant of Tropical Dry Forest, Guayaquil - Ecuador

Jaime Alberto Naranjo Moran; Marcos Xavier Vera Morales; Johanna Alexandra Solorzano Muñoz; Andrea Pino Acosta

doi:10.26423/rcpi.v12i1.753

Botanical Photography: A Tool for Artistic Education in a Remnant of Tropical Dry Forest, Guayaquil - Ecuador

Título traducido de la contribución: Fotografía Botánica: Una Herramienta para la Educación Artística en un Remanente de Bosque Seco Tropical, Guayaquil - Ecuador

Jaime Alberto Naranjo Moran
, Marcos Xavier Vera Morales
, Johanna Alexandra Solorzano Muñoz
, Andrea Pino Acosta

Grupo de Investigación en Aplicaciones Biotecnológicas (GIAB)

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Resumen

En un país megadiverso como Ecuador, la fotografía botánica se consolida como una herramienta exitosa para el trabajo multidisciplinario entre artistas y científicos. El objetivo de esta investigación fue establecer procedimientos y bases de datos fotográficas de flora ecuatoriana para la libre expresión artística mediante ilustraciones botánicas digitales. Se obtuvo una producción de 110 imágenes de especímenes florales identificadas de forma exhaustiva, 40 de ellas fueron seleccionadas para la convocatoria de los artistas; 22 fueron plantas nativas, 12 endémicas y 6 introducidas. El fichaje fotográfico y el trabajo multidisciplinario fueron claves para el éxito de los registros y tomas fotográficas. Los resultados de la investigación fomentaron la conciencia ambiental, el desarrollo del diseño, la fotografía botánica como conocimientos indispensables para la generación, transmisión y apropiación intelectual de los recursos botánicos en Ecuador.

Título traducido de la contribución	Fotografía Botánica: Una Herramienta para la Educación Artística en un Remanente de Bosque Seco Tropical, Guayaquil - Ecuador
Idioma original	Inglés estadounidense
Páginas (desde-hasta)	23-32
Número de páginas	10
Publicación	REVISTA CIENCIAS PEDAGÓGICAS E INNOVACIÓN
Volumen	12
N.º	12
DOI	https://doi.org/10.26423/rcpi.v12i1.753
Estado	Publicada - 27 jun. 2024

Palabras clave

Artificial intelligence
Botanical illustration
Flora
Graphic design
Midjourney
National park
Visual expression

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Caracterización de la Biodiversidad y Etnobotánica de las Especies Vegetales Ubicadas en el Campus María Auxiliadora (Herbario)
Hidalgo Ramirez, C. E. (Investigador Secundario), Ballesteros Lara, J. L. (Investigador principal), Santiago Dugarte, C. D. R. (Investigador Secundario), Naranjo Moran, J. A. (Investigador Secundario), Cedeño Vinces, K. G. (Investigador Secundario), Romero Menoscal, K. J. (Estudiante Investigador), Bustamante Salazar, E. A. (Estudiante Investigador), Helou Martinez, A. N. (Estudiante Investigador), Silva Guaranda, N. K. (Estudiante Investigador), Villegas Cardenas, E. A. (Estudiante Investigador), Espin Bayona, D. A. (Estudiante Investigador), Reyes Vilches, T. N. (Estudiante Investigador), Mawyin Mora, G. F. (Estudiante Investigador), Ribadeneira Jimenez, E. F. (Estudiante Investigador), Vera Chavez, J. L. (Estudiante Investigador) & Ramos Guerrero, A. M. (Estudiante Investigador)
2/06/22 → 22/05/25
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Botanical Photography: A Tool for Artistic Education in a Remnant of Tropical Dry Forest, Guayaquil - Ecuador

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