Issue 08

Capturing
Stars

↑ Mount Rainier National Park, Washington Towering above the roadway as I approached, wildflowers and open meadows stretched beneath the massive form of Mount Rainier. The night remained luminous — its snow- capped dome casting a quiet glow across the landscape.

Memories Written in Light

Words and Images by Christine Kenyon

I was sitting on the floor, albums spread around me, turning pages I hadn’t looked at in years. Many of the albums were filled with prints from photography workshops my father led throughout the American West.

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Cities of Life

Words and Images by Dr. Alex Mustard

I approach the seafan for a closer look, lured in by its outrageous golden-orange hue. The gaps between the glowing branches are so packed with delicate white, eight-armed polyps that I struggle to comprehend where they can all attach.

Chasing the Magic

Words and Images by Karen Hutton

Real conservation begins when a place stops being scenery. That realization followed me home from Zion National Park in Utah after a FUJIFILM assignment for a project called “The Great American Road Trip.” I had chosen Zion because I’d only driven through it once before, during the national park closures, and even then, I could feel something in the landscape tugging at me.

The Beginning of Madagascar, Africa

Words and Images by Daniel J. Cox

Visiting Madagascar is like turning back the clock. It all began over 160 million years ago when the world’s fourth-largest island began to break away from the massive, ancient supercontinent known as Gondwanaland.