Big things made small; Small things made large

Photography can be used to make big things small enough to fit in your living room, or small things large enough to reveal something unseen. I do both: I focus on small parts of large landscapes, or I enlarge tiny things so they are noticeable. I never take a set of macro photos that I don’t see something I’ve never seen before. Sometimes it’s just unnoticed beauty; sometimes it’s a startling creature... I’m also excited by abstracts in nature, living things that form a pattern that at first may appear to be chaotic, but slowly the mind and eye resolve it into a life form.