Iceland
This series of aerial images explores the ethereal flow of Iceland's braided rivers—veins carved into volcanic terrain, painted by nature's untamed palette. Shot from above, each frame invites viewers into a realm where geology becomes geometry, and water dances like ink spilled on canvas.
From glacial melt to the open sea, Iceland's rivers stitch together an otherworldly landscape. The aerial perspective reveals patterns unseen from the ground: serpentine streaks of turquoise, ashen deltas unraveling into silence, golden sediment swirling beneath cold blue streams.
These images are more than geographical documentation—they're visual meditations on scale, symmetry, and impermanence. Each composition evokes a painter's brushstroke or a vascular map, blurring the boundary between nature and abstraction.
This collection aims to highlight Iceland's paradoxical softness within its raw, rugged terrain. The story lies in the transitions—the dance between light and shadow, fluidity and form, erosion and creation.
