Consider landscape images and you usually photo huge, remarkable vistas: mountain ranges marching into the length, the sweeping grasslands and acacia trees of the African savanna, the picturesque valleys of the Scottish Highlands. But as a new image exhibit in Northampton’s Forbes Library demonstrates, there is loads of magnificence — and historical past — to be located in some of the smaller sized facts of nature. The exhibit, at the Hosmer Gallery, characteristics the do the job of photographers Rhea Banker and Paul Hetzel. Banker features an artistic appear at the Svalbard Archipelago, a cluster of rocky, glacial islands just 500 miles from the North Pole, though Hetzel’s shots spotlight the natural…