I hadn’t planned to be there.
At 3:30 a.m., beneath a sky just beginning to reveal the Milky Way, Mesa Arch felt less like a destination and more like a discovery.
For a brief moment, the curve of the earth and the curve of the galaxy mirrored one another—two ancient forms, shaped worlds apart, and quietly aligned.
I pressed the shutter gently.
Ancient Mirror.
11x14 inches
Archival fine art paper
Open edition (not limited to a certain number)
Unframed
Available through April 20, 2026
The 11x14 Field Note format of this photograph will not be offered again once this release closes. Larger limited (100) Signature Editions of this image may be available separately.
I hadn’t planned to be there.
At 3:30 a.m., beneath a sky just beginning to reveal the Milky Way, Mesa Arch felt less like a destination and more like a discovery.
For a brief moment, the curve of the earth and the curve of the galaxy mirrored one another—two ancient forms, shaped worlds apart, and quietly aligned.
I pressed the shutter gently.
Ancient Mirror.
11x14 inches
Archival fine art paper
Open edition (not limited to a certain number)
Unframed
Available through April 20, 2026
The 11x14 Field Note format of this photograph will not be offered again once this release closes. Larger limited (100) Signature Editions of this image may be available separately.
