Shaped by Wind and Water №2 – Iceland Framing Options:Wooden Floater Frame: Black

Shaped by Wind and Water №2 – Iceland Framing Options:Wooden Floater Frame: BlackArtwork Information Photographed in the Icelandic highlands, this series focuses on subtle surface patterns found within vast sand plains shaped by wind, meltwater, and seasonal flooding. These formations are created by glacial rivers that continuously shift and reshape the landscape as they expand and retreat. Despite the scale of the terrain, each image isolates a small detailoften the result of a long and deliberate search. The photographs reflect

shaping the landscape over time

minimalist study of Norway’s Jostedal Valley

foggy conditions

captured in a brief moment of balance between water and frost

Captured at one of Vatnajökull’s glacier tongues

where the focus lies on shape

varying flow velocities

Steep rock faces

Dramatic light defines the atmosphere: shifting clouds

as Iceland has numerous active and dormant volcanoes that can release ash and other volcanic materials into the atmosphere

appear more sculptural than chaotic

The dynamic interplay of light