A quiet dialogue with untamed wilderness.
Field Journal
Medium Format Digital & Mechanical 35mm
Field assignments prioritize prolonged wilderness isolation. Images are captured through severe arctic gale storms, glacial drift, and sub-zero night skies.
For over a decade, my lens has been pointed toward the elemental peripheries of the earth. From the black volcanic basalt expanses of southern Iceland to the jagged granite towers of Patagonia and the primeval rainforest valleys of New Zealand.
I approach landscape photography not as a search for idyllic postcard scenery, but as an austere architectural study of geology, climate, and deep time. Every print in the collection is meticulously calibrated to translate authentic atmospheric scale and museum-grade tonal depth.
Field Records & Expedition Timeline
Vatnajökull Icefield Survey
A 21-day solo traverse mapping receding glacial tongues in sub-polar conditions.
Southern Alps Ridge Monograph
Documented seasonal transitions across Fiordland and Mount Aspiring National Park.
Torres del Paine Storm Series
Extended high-wind expedition capturing dramatic weather fronts colliding over granite horns.
A decade immersed in remote wilderness.
Documenting the geological resilience of Iceland, New Zealand, and Patagonia through disciplined field practice and archival-grade print production.
Countries Explored
Sub-polar, glacial, and alpine terrains across three continents
Solo Wilderness Days
Self-supported remote backcountry surveys and long-exposure captures
Gallery Exhibitions
Solo and museum group presentations in Reykjavik, Auckland, and London
Published Monographs
International print folios, fine-art monographs, and geographic features