The surface of the water acts as a shifting lens, deconstructing the world into rhythmic bands of light and color. Here, the landscape is no longer a physical place, but a series of interference patterns—a liquid architecture that exists only for a moment before the tide turns.
These images are a study of fluid geometry. By stripping away the shore and the sky, they focus entirely on the dance of the reflection. The water becomes a canvas where reality is pulled apart and reassembled into flowing, abstract compositions.
It is an exploration of the ephemeral. In these waves, the solid world becomes soft, and the permanent becomes fleeting. One can look past the ripple and see the underlying order within the chaos of the moving sea.
Introspection
Winteresque
Yosemite Fall
Rough granite rock and yellow leafs, late afternoon in the late autumn.
Canyon creek at sunrise
