Horner works exclusively in black and white, viewing the medium as an interpretive act rather than a replication of reality. With the prairie’s mood shifting constantly due to wind and light, his process relies on improvisation and patience. He employs 35mm, medium-format and digital cameras, along with custom monochrome equipment, tripods and shutter-release cables, to capture fleeting moments within the landscape. Horner currently resides at the southern edge of the Flint H

Hidden in Plain Sight  features photographer Kimberly Yates, whose macrophotography reveals the intricate beauty quietly thriving in the overlooked corners of the natural world.

What sparks a lifelong passion? For Robert Wakeley, the journey began with a one-megapixel Sony digital camera while living in Australia.