Reflection, according to Webster’s, is careful consideration, study, thinking. It is also the return of light, an image, a counterpart. Infrared images are reflected light, and these are reflections of a more innocent world, reflections of how life may have been hundreds and even thousands of years ago and still may be, reflecting the power of the ‘forever.’  These reflections, reminders, can also goad us into action to preserve and conserve the best of our natural and man-made world.

Viewing infrared images, reflected light, is a different way of seeing the familiar, and perhaps taking a moment to reflect on what life might have been or may still be if we act.