The Expedition
Global Field Work
Geological monuments in high resolution.
I document the extremes of our planet, focusing on the quiet, monumental geology of Iceland, New Zealand, and the Patagonian wilderness.
Photography is an exercise in patience. I spend days in the field, waiting for the light to reveal the true texture of glacial ice and volcanic rock, ensuring every print reflects the raw scale of the original landscape.
Enduring Cold
I find clarity in sub-zero climates, where the air is still and the light is absolute.
Patient Light
Days spent waiting for the perfect alignment of sun and geological form in the wild.
Raw Terrain
Documenting the untamed edges of Patagonia, Iceland, and New Zealand's high peaks.
Expedition History
A chronological record of field expeditions across Iceland, New Zealand, and Patagonia, documenting the geological extremes of our planet.
Initial survey of glacial ice caps and basalt formations. Captured the raw contrast of volcanic rock against shifting glacial blue.
Traversing the rugged peaks of the Southern Alps. Focused on sub-alpine moss textures and the dramatic scale of granite spires.
Capturing the iconic granite spires under extreme wind conditions. Focus on the interplay of light and shadow on vertical rock faces.
Detailed study of glacial seracs and icebergs. Focus on the crystalline structure and the deep, compressed blues of ancient ice.
Documenting the vast, untouched expanse of the Southern Icefield. Focus on the scale and isolation of the landscape.
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Collectors may request high-resolution print specifications and availability for any expedition series.