Taken near Fisher Mountain, WY at my family’s cabin, this polyphemus moth sat like this on our screen door for over 24 hours. It was important to me to capture its because it was truly massive: its wingspan was at least as long as my hand from wrist to fingertip.
Smaller things tend to go unnoticed, especially when they exist around us and touch our daily lives in minute ways. Crouch down, look up, or step closer, and there is a world of beauty and movement just about everywhere. Human beings are lifelong learners; we learn through observation, and through that observation, we test boundaries and make conclusions. These photos represent moments when I chose to slow down and listen. By doing so, we take steps toward a collective understanding of nature.
