Selected projects from 2018–2024
Two years documenting the changing face of Alpine glaciers, from the Mont Blanc massif to the Dolomites. Shot across all four seasons to capture the full cycle of snow, melt, and regrowth.
23km of ice documented from above and ground level. Comparison sets with 1990s archive imagery.
Tre Cime di Lavaredo in autumn cloud inversions. 4am starts for three consecutive weeks.
First light over Lej da Silvaplauna. The surface ice creates natural abstract patterns at -18°C.
A 45-day solo expedition through Chilean and Argentine Patagonia, following the route of early 20th-century explorers.
Coastal weather systems meeting glacial outflow. Shot from the deck of a research vessel.
Ancient lenga beech forests at the southern edge of the Americas, during peak autumn colour.
12 days camped at Laguna de los Tres waiting for clear conditions. Two mornings delivered.
Commissioned by the Norwegian Polar Institute to document Svalbard's landscape changes. Work exhibited at the Tromsø Arctic Museum.
Calving events captured over a 72-hour continuous shoot. 400mm telephoto from 800m safety distance.
Working in complete darkness at 78°N. Moonlight, aurora, and artificial light sources on snow.
Seasonal comparison — the same 12 viewpoints photographed monthly across an entire year.
Exploring extreme arid landscapes in Namibia and Jordan. Minimalist compositions emphasising scale and solitude.
Shadow geometry on the world's tallest sand dunes. Shot at solar noon for maximum contrast.
Sandstone formations and Bedouin camps. A collaboration with Jordanian guide Mahmoud Al-Zarqa.