Documenting the raw tension between stone, mist, and geological time.
VISTA is an archive of remote wilderness. Through expeditions across the volcanic fissures of Iceland, the glacial fjords of New Zealand, and the granite spires of Patagonia, each image is a tactile record of Earth’s extremes.
Rather than passive scenery, the work approaches landscapes as living monoliths—sculpted by ancient ice, geothermal vapor, and fleeting alpine light.
Geological Focus
Waiting days in remote valleys for the precise alignment of fog, glacial melt, and fleeting light.
Visual Honesty
Honoring true elemental tones without saturation, preserving the soul of volcanic and alpine terrains.
Remote Solitude
Venturing beyond established trails in Iceland, New Zealand, and Patagonia to document wild lands.
Precision tools for geological capture.
My work relies on medium-format digital systems and ruggedized support gear designed to perform in the extreme fringes of Iceland, New Zealand, and Patagonia.
Hasselblad H6D & Phase One XF Systems
High-resolution medium format digital backs paired with precision-engineered prime lenses, capturing extreme dynamic range and micro-contrast in sub-polar light.
Technical Specs
Expedition Utility
Uncompromised resolution for large-format gallery exhibition prints.
Core expedition standards
Every piece of equipment is selected for its ability to withstand extreme environments while maintaining museum-grade image quality.
Medium Format Fidelity
100MP sensors capturing the raw geological textures of Iceland and Patagonia.
Weather-Sealed Optics
Lenses engineered to withstand sub-zero temperatures and glacial spray.
Geared Precision
Micro-adjustment heads for perfect horizon alignment in rugged terrain.
Redundant Archival
Checksum-verified field backups ensuring zero data loss on expeditions.
Professional archival quality
My gear is maintained to ensure every frame meets the highest standards for fine art exhibition.