Reflections of the world around us arrive in the most unexpected of places. Here, a vine sees its reflection after a cool rain.

This image is inspired by C.S. Lewis' novel, Till We Have Faces. This retelling of the classic tale of Psyche and Cupid is about more than a beloved myth; it is about perception, self-discovery, and the courage it takes to be true to ourselves.

Humanity and nature are hopelessly intertwined. Sometimes this idea seems veiled by the prolific nature of man-made products and the overabundance of concrete in the cities of our world. We must be cautious to not forget to be mindful of our fragile existence.