Fine art landscape photographer working on location in sub-polar conditions
64°08'N 16°13'WField Location

Vatnajökull Ice Cap Border · Southern Iceland Glacier Field

50mm Medium Format · ISO 64
Sub-Polar Elevation 840m
Ethos & Observation

Documenting the silent, ancient majesty of our earth’s most fragile frontiers.

My work centers on the isolated sub-polar boundaries of Iceland, New Zealand, and Patagonia. These wind-sculpted territories possess a profound, unyielding stillness—where geological forces operate at timescales that dwarf human presence.

Rather than treating photography as an exercise in capture, I approach each expedition as an act of patient witness. Through large-format compositions and deliberate exposure timing, every frame seeks to preserve the authentic tactile atmosphere of glacial basalt, geothermal steam, and sub-Antarctic granite.

Zero-Trace Protocol

Strict non-intrusive field access across fragile sub-polar moss and volcanic crust ecosystems.

Archival Preservation

Every print is certified carbon-neutral with a dedicated percentage funding sub-polar habitat trust initiatives.

Documentary Integrity

Natural light exclusively with zero synthetic composite manipulation to honor raw geological reality.

Chronology & Recognition

A decade of documented solitude & form.

Museum-grade solo presentations, institutional acquisitions, and international juried awards chronicling long-term wilderness expeditions across Iceland, New Zealand, and Patagonia.

2024Solo Exhibition

Glacial Veins: Sub-Polar Aerials

Reykjavík Center for Contemporary Photography

Reykjavík, Iceland|64°08'N 21°56'W
Glacial Veins: Sub-Polar Aerials Curatorial Details
Comprehensive 40-print archival survey capturing dynamic glacial melt systems, braided volcanic outwash plains, and terminal moraines across the southern highlands.
Curatorial NoteCurated by Dr. Astrid Lindström. Printed exclusively on archival cotton rag in museum mountings.
Featured 3.2m monolithic panoramic triptych of Vatnajökull.
2023International Award

International Landscape Photographer of the Year

Global Nature & Wilderness Photography Guild

London, United Kingdom|51°30'N 0°07'W
International Landscape Photographer of the Year Curatorial Details
Awarded Gold distinction in the Portfolio Category for the Patagonia Granite & Storm series captured during two consecutive winter expeditions in Los Glaciares.
Curatorial NoteSelected from over 4,200 international submissions by a seven-member jury panel.
Jury Special Prize for low-light chromatic fidelity.
2022Gallery Feature

Southern Light: Fiordland to Canterbury

Auckland Contemporary Art House

Auckland, New Zealand|36°50'S 174°45'E
Southern Light: Fiordland to Canterbury Curatorial Details
Joint installation juxtaposing alpine twilight long-exposures with deep fiord mist environments captured along the Southern Alps spine.
Curatorial NoteFour-channel immersive spatial projection accompanying the physical print collection.
Permanent acquisition of two limited edition 60x90cm prints.
2021Solo Exhibition

Silent Monoliths

Nordic Light Photographic Gallery

Oslo, Norway|59°54'N 10°45'E
Silent Monoliths Curatorial Details
Exploration of extreme geological isolation across Iceland's central interior and the desolate basalt coastlines of the Westfjords.
Curatorial NoteAccompanied by the limited-run fine art monograph of the same title.
Exhibition traveled to Stockholm and Copenhagen in 2022.
2019Solo Exhibition

Patagonian Winds & Ice

Centro Cultural Borges

Buenos Aires, Argentina|34°35'S 58°22'W
Patagonian Winds & Ice Curatorial Details
Curated body of work charting 90 days of solo backcountry traversing through Monte Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre weather fronts.
Curatorial NoteSponsored by the National Trust for Archival Arts.
Over 18,000 visitors across the six-week gallery run.
2017International Award

Earth & Atmospheric Vantage Award

International Fine Art Photography Association

Geneva, Switzerland|46°12'N 6°08'E
Earth & Atmospheric Vantage Award Curatorial Details
Honored with first place in Aerial & Topographical Arts for high-altitude medium format compositions of geothermal sulphur deposits.
Curatorial NoteCataloged into the permanent digital archive of alpine documentation.
Printed catalog distributed to European archival libraries.
Institutional Inquiries & Loans

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