Michael C. Roberts is a mostly retired pediatric psychologist who has turned to other creative activities including writing and photography for literary magazines. His images have been published in The Canary, Burningword, FERAL, Cholla Needles, Cantos, Cold Moon, Right Hand Pointing, Door is a Jar, Camas, Hindsight, Straylight, Thimble, Ponder, Closed Eye Open, Alchemy Spoon, 3rd Wednesday, The Right Words, Cardinal Sins, Human Obscura, Blue Mesa Review, The Word’s Faire. A photographic book is available on Amazon: “Imaging the World with Plastic Cameras: Diana and Holga.” In his photography, he seeks to portray things and scenes that are overlooked or are mere backdrops to everyday life. In the last several months, he has been exploring minimalism as a way of projection and abstraction. Roberts often makes photographs in a range of color, objects, and format, the simplicity of minimalism reduces nature to its basics to reveal the underlying beauty of structure and form.