Mountain Lines, Leh, India
Leh’s landscape appears stark and expansive in black and white, shaped by shifting light and cloud shadows. Narrow roads cut across the mountains, marking human presence within a largely barren terrain, while snow-capped peaks in the background contrast with the dry, desert-like foreground. Captured while crossing one of the world’s highest motorable passes, Khardung La, […]
Little Egret, Tarquinia, Italy
Walking through “Saline” in Tarquinia, I just met this beauty dancing on the water.
The Danish Desert, Raabjerg Mile, Skagen, Nordjylland, Denmark
I took this photograph at Råbjerg Mile, near Skagen in northern Denmark. It is often described as Denmark’s only desert, but compared to the great deserts of the world, it feels quiet and contained. That contrast is what drew me to it. My intention was to explore how a landscape like this could still carry […]
Sunset For The Forgotten, Berrow Beach, England
Months before the shoot, I was looking for a change of scenery from the usual woodlands and forests I frequent. I ended up finding the location of the SS Nornen, an old Norwegian ship stranded there since 1897. Straight away, I knew I wanted to do a panoramic image of the wreck with the sun […]
Tempestuous, Badlands, New Mexico, USA
As I often am, I found myself halfway back to the car in a panic because I noticed the storm heading my way way too late, and so, rather than get skunked, I hunkered down in a little cove and hoped for a shot. After many, many exposures, I managed to capture a few bolts […]
Salar De Talar, San Pedro De Atacama, Chile
A few years ago, we took a day trip from San Pedro de Atacama to see the Salar de Tara. This image of the salt lake, with Cerros de Incahuasi (the remnants of a volcano) in the background, is a panorama consisting of seven individual photos. The colours of the water, salt, and volcanic activity, […]
The Wave Squared, Arizona, Coconino, USA
On my third trip to this amazing place, I decided I’d play around more with compositions and experiment with different views and angles, and this is one that I really liked.
Breaking Waves, Hirtshals, Nordjylland, Denmark
I took this photograph in Hirtshals on April 5th, when Storm Dave reached the Danish northwest coast. I went there with the intention of studying how the sea would move at the harbour entrance under strong wind and shifting conditions. What I found interesting was how the waves didn’t come from a single direction. They […]
Tumbleweed, Page, Arizona, USA
While searching for the Shell gas station “cave” (which is actually more of an alcove), we found this perfect, untouched sand dune within the alcove. My girlfriend grabbed a tumbleweed and placed it on the sand dune, and we both took some shots of the scene.
Burnt Sienna, Utah, USA
Many of the incredible textures in the desert are best photographed from an overlook or with a drone, like this butte in central Utah. Broken clouds to the west flattened the light and did not look promising, but fleeting breakthroughs during golden hour lit this impressive landscape just before sunset.