For the month of June, the Culture Committee challenged the Intrinsic Team with taking or finding a picture of Nature that inspired thought or creativity!
What is the Culture Committee?
The Intrinsic Digital Culture Committee is a volunteer committee made up of four team members, led by our very own HR Specialist, Chris Bull. With culture being a core component of the success of Intrinsic Digital, the Culture Committee ensures we are all connected and engaged, even within a fully remote workplace.
Each month, they plan events that promote creative team-bonding experiences. After a few months, Intrinsic brings in new team members who want to volunteer and contribute fresh, fun ideas that invigorate our company culture. Past events have included family-feud style competitions (complete with paid actors), a virtual pictionary, and a group yoga session, among many other events.
The Challenge
The Culture Committee organized a special event called "Share your Nature Photography on Nature Photography Day!" to celebrate the beauty of nature and promote authenticity, which was the core value for this month.
In preparation for the event, each employee was allocated 30 minutes of free time (Thank you, Matthew, our Fearless Leader!) to explore the outdoors, seek inspiration, and capture captivating moments through photography. If an employee had pictures that sparked inspiration that was taken in the past, we asked that those be presented as well!
Employees were asked to save their photographs as they would be shared during our event. The Culture Committee was particularly interested in the stories behind each picture and the reasons that compelled individuals to capture them.
This event aims to foster a sense of appreciation for nature, promote creativity, and encourage employees to express their authenticity through the art of photography. It provides an opportunity for individuals to connect with the natural world, reflect on their experiences, and share their perspectives with colleagues.
The Result
Collectively, participants gathered dozens of photos, and we were able to learn more about each other and what inspires each of us!
Our walks at Island Beach State Parks are one of our favorite places to go to! - Julie O
“The cure for anything is salt water - tears, sweat, or the sea.” — Isak Dinesen
"Summers in Seattle are absolutely beautiful! I love where I live!" - Kaitlyn H.
I've never had a green thumb, but I've been practicing, and my flowers have been doing great this year! I love to look at them, they bring some cheer to each day. I especially liked the water droplets on them from a recent rain! - Kate Trigg

"We have been going on what we call 'run and rolls' since the start of the summer and it has been a wonderful way to get us outdoors and to spend some quality "brain numbing" time together haha. We usually do these runs together, but silently as we use them as a way to wind down after work. But this on this run I did a bit more exploring on my own and on a few occasions even stopping to look at the flowers or watch an animal just being animals in the woods. I didn't realize how much farther I had let Kaleigh get ahead of me by stopping and enjoying the surroundings that I SPRINTED off to reach her in a few minutes and give her the pretty flower I found for her. I've been taking pictures of flowers on most runs we go on now because of this activity!" - Madelyn
"I took the pictures because the rain was pouring down and I did not think I would be able to enjoy the park. But it stopped raining and I captured the beautiful images. It was peaceful at the park." - Rhoda
"I took this photo to document Berlenga Island: Where Nature and history intertwine in this Portuguese gem. Home to a 17th-century fortress, it's a sanctuary for diverse wildlife and a testament to the island's enduring past." - Shelby
As a company, we strive to foster a connected culture making a positive impact despite being spread across several different states. And the Culture Committee is essential in making that happen!