Collection
Quiet Resilience
Life persists at a scale most people walk past. A flower in the willows. A mushroom on moss. A pinedrop drawing its living from a network under the forest floor.
That pinedrop has no chlorophyll at all. It cannot feed itself, has never been able to, and survives by tapping the fungus wrapped around a pine’s roots and taking sugar the tree made. It looks like a flower. It is a thief, and it has been one its entire life.
The leaf that looks like it is weeping is not. Root pressure is pushing water out through pores along the leaf’s edge, which only happens when the soil holds more than the plant can use.
Everything here is alive right now, somewhere that is not making it easy. None of it announces itself. All of it is working at a scale nobody stops for.
What it takes to stay is the subject.
Holding Light — Metal Wall Art
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Mushroom in the Forest — Metal Wall Art
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Yellow Wildflower — Metal Wall Art
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Wildflowers in the Willows — Metal Wall Art
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Crying Leaf — Metal Wall Art
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Wyoming Indian Paintbrush — Metal Wall Art
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Woodland Pinedrop — Metal Wall Art
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Young Pine from out of the Boulder — Metal Wall Art
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None of these give themselves away at a glance. I usually do not know what I photographed until weeks later, when I finally look it up — and that is the part I like best. Ask what a thing came through, and it stops being a picture of a rock.
Beauty is earned
Original photography
Every image taken by me,
in Wyoming, on foot.
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Printed when you order it.
Nothing sits in a warehouse.
Found, not created
Nothing staged, arranged,
or moved.
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