The Gold de Light Years — A Retrospective chronicles Guy Weese’s 50-year visual diary, the Eugene photographer’s journey of capturing the attitude of gratitude with the art form, mostly works of nature. And his work is on full display this month at the Emerald Art Center. “There are lots of spiritual elements to it,” Weese notes in his artist statement. “To capture a moment, a moment that’s here, then gone (and not repeatable ever again).” It is, he adds, a mysterious way of “‘capturing time’ while time is passing.” Weese is joined at the exhibit by fellow photographer David Becker, whose work strives to take a viewer through a surreal world of imagination and sometimes raise awareness of environmental issues, and painter Alaina Shea, whose Flowers, Faces and Places exhibit is her first professional show.