A study of energy in transition. In this collection, the ocean is stripped of its chaotic power and distilled into pure form. Images focus on the weaving patterns of the waves—the moments where liquid becomes sculptural and the surface of the sea reveals its hidden, rhythmic architecture.
From the black sands of Iceland to the deserted shores of Norway, I seek the quiet within the surf. These are not merely photographs of moving water, but portraits of the tide’s enduring geometry. It is a dialogue between the weight of the deep and the ephemeral lace of the foam.
I am drawn to the eerie silence of a deserted shore at midnight, where the only movement is the slow, deliberate pulse of the ocean. In these frames, the rhythmic surf becomes a visual haiku—a brief, profound statement on the constant motion of our world.
Weaving ocean waves
Tofino, BC
Iceland, black sand beach at further end of Jökulsárlón.
Norway 2014
Norway , Dragon Teeth beach, midnight. Subtle traces of Northern Lights showing through the cloud streaks, eerie silence at a completely deserted shore.
Norway 2014
