Piece description from the artist
Who else is surprised when they see a monarch in October? I always think of the monarch as a summer butterfly, but they often travel through the mid-Atlantic in September and October as they return home to Mexico for the winter. On this autumn afternoon, we were exploring the dunes of Chincoteague and I watched this intrepid monarch hold tightly to every flower he could find as the ocean breeze threatened to separate him from his golden food source.
Liz Albro is a talented photographer, scientist, and writer who is passionate about capturing beauty through the lens of her Nikon, both in the great outdoors and in the urban jungle. Liz skillfully captures the contrasts and textures, fragility and resilience of the natural world, as well as the hidden beauty of the city. She brings her scientific curiosity and analytical mind to her art, and is always seeking new perspectives on the familiar.
Liz's images have been featured in numerous publications, and her artistry has been recognized by her peers in the photography community. Her photographs are a testament to the beauty of both nature and the man-made world, and a reminder of the importance of appreciating the world around us.
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