Before the world came to a stop, I was lucky to be able to live my isolation in a remote cabin in Vermont, and I just purchased a macro-lens. The woods around me became my world, and I began noticing the intricate details I’d overlooked before—the veins of a leaf, the spiral of a shell, the tiny universes hidden in plain sight. It was a powerful lesson: beauty is always there if you look closely enough. Nature has a way of repeating itself, from the tiniest atom resembling a planet to molecules mirroring the dance of solar systems. Everything is connected, small to big, in a breathtaking pattern of life.

Micro Vermont
It was the beginning of the pandemic and I found myself grounded, but discovered a new way to travel.
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