Selected Work
A journey through landscapes that shaped my vision
Dark Awakening
Southern Coast, Iceland 2020The awakening of a passion. After some years of lightheartedly taking photographs, I found that landscape photography had become an integral part of my life and my connection with nature.
Striken
Saxon Switzerland, Germany 2021In a pivotal and difficult moment in my life, I found that chasing the light helped me find the light within. Like this lone tree on this particular morning, I felt as though I were struck with a ray of optimism.
Felicity
Southern Iceland 2022Getting out of my comfort zone shaped me as a person, just as difficult weather shaped Iceland into an absolute beauty. After a period of harsh weather, both literally and metaphorically speaking, the conditions aligned, allowing me to experience this moment of felicity.
Arctic Tenacity
Senja, Norway 2023Going through my doctoral program, I learned to be resilient, endure failure, and embrace the lessons. Those exact lessons are reflected in this photograph from Arctic Norway. Hours of enduring snowstorms and biting winds led to this reveal: a perfect moment capturing both the harsh conditions and the still, quiet beauty of the Arctic.
Climb to the Crown
Bavaria, Germany 2025Chasing Europe's most spectacular landscapes for years has been a privilege, one that isn't always accessible and certainly shouldn't be taken for granted. However, finding beauty and personal expression in local, "mundane" landscapes is rewarding on a much deeper level. This image represents a personal vision applied locally: an extraordinary view found in an ordinary forest.
A Moment of Stillness
Glen Affric, Scotland 2025This photograph is all about seeing beyond the subject. To the human eye, which can only freeze motion in real time, this scene wouldn't stand out. It took a pre-imagined vision and experimentation with shutter speeds to make me think, "Wow, this actually works!" It served as a powerful lesson to slow down, connect with the environment, and see beyond the obvious.