Field Narrative & Origins

Quiet patience in extreme latitudes.

My work centers on remote wilderness frontiers where weather and tectonics sculpt the terrain faster than human memory can track. Over a decade of independent backcountry expeditions has carried my medium-format kit across sub-Antarctic headlands, Andean wind tunnels, and steaming Icelandic fissures.

Instead of brief visits, every series requires extended stays on foot—waiting out days of coastal squalls for five minutes of unfiltered polar light. Each print preserves the raw physical presence of these endangered environments without digital embellishment or synthetic drama.

Primary Expedition Routes

Vatnajökull & Highlands, Iceland

2018 – Present

Glacial melt patterns, black ash plains, and twilight aurora

Southern Alps & Fiordland, New Zealand

2020 – Present

Temperate rainforest margins and sub-alpine ridgelines

Torres del Paine & Los Glaciares, Patagonia

2021 – Present

Katabatic wind scours, granite towers, and Andean weather systems

Photographer in expedition parkas standing amidst volcanic and glacial terrain
64°08'N 16°52'W – Öræfajökull
Format: 54x40mm Archival
Telemetry & Provenance

Expeditions by the Numbers

Over a decade of self-supported wilderness journeys documenting high-latitude landscapes and volatile atmospheric light.

42
Field Campaigns

Expeditions Completed

Iceland, Patagonia & New Zealand

8,650
Nautical & Alpine Miles

Remote Miles Trekked

Unmarked glacial & tundra paths

18
Solo & Group Showcases

Gallery Exhibitions

Reykjavík, Wellington & Global Salons

260+
Limited Archival Plates

Private Collections

Curated internationally across 14 countries

Archive log updated quarterly from GPS expedition coordinates.