Subtle Sublimity emerged from the belief that a quotidian-looking world rewards us with sublimity if we learn how to look, and mocks our inadequacy of imagination in the self-fulfilled prophecy that we command our surroundings. In a culture that celebrates spectacle, we often forget that the most stirring revelations may come from the quietest sources. The first fallen foliage, the patterns of the fog, the precise angle at which morning light hits a rusted bolt—these are not things we are conditioned to marvel at. This collection of photographs highlights and reflects the unnoticed sublimity in our surroundings, with an emphasis on Western Massachusetts sceneries.