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Evan Moss
Photographer | Writer | Activist | Father
Photography started as mental health strategy.
Sharing photos wasn’t a priority until someone suggested, “Evan, these are healing.”
Each photo expresses one or more of my guiding beliefs:
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There are only tiny miracles.
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The more I acknowledge Life’s tiny miracles, the harder it is to doubt that the Universe is conspiring on my behalf.
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Seeing the details in each photo and discerning Nature’s connections makes it easier to believe my dreams could become my reality.
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This is a core tenet of my activism.
Having selfish reasons for taking on altruistic goals boosts one’s resolve when the struggle begins.
Everyone can afford to experience more joy and perceive more beauty .
In this series of Great Blue Heron photos, I love the many layers of symmetry found throughout.
Consider the photo where the bird’s head is underwater. I’d have typically delete it as the bird’s eye isn’t in focus, but I am struck by how similar the splash and its reflection looks like the tree just above it. Notice how the color of the feathers around the bird’s rear resemble the tree above it. Notice how the bird’s legs and feet look just like the small tree limbs. Even the lines on the feathers resemble the lines in the tree’s bark and the lines on the water’s surface.
