It's not easy for an artist to capture in a single image the immersive experience of standing in a forest, feeling dwarfed by massive beings. French photographer Francois Casanova manages this feat by taking several photos with a fish-eye lens and then assembling them to create a 360° perspective. Pictured here: a grove of beech trees in the Forêt de Vizzavona, on the island of Corsica.

This article appeared in the Spring 2022 quarterly edition with the headline "Bug's-Eye View."