The photographs of Lethbridge-based artist David M.C. Miller are made in resonance with the seemingly infinite abundance of the sun. His work reimagines photography not as the containment of light, but as an encounter with its boundlessness — a document of its infinitude beyond the lens. In Other Suns, Miller upends the mechanics and temporal assumptions of traditional photography. Working entirely without a camera, Miller draws directly with light. Each photograph is developed by hand through successive exposures, resulting in delicate, vivid fields that suggest both atmosphere and space, yet resist clear resolution.