Collection: Underfoot Worlds

This series explores the overlooked, the unseen, and the strangely monumental aspects of nature. Using a macro lens, I photograph tiny natural forms – such as patches of moss, textures in driftwood, and the weathered surface of a stone – transforming them into expansive terrains that blur the line between landscape and detail. When viewed at a large scale, these photographs disorient the viewer's sense of proportion, making the microscopic appear vast. It serves as an invitation to slow down, notice what is nearby, and reimagine the world beneath our feet.