Expedition History

Documenting Earth's rawest frontiers

Trace seven years of dedicated field work across sub-polar archipelagos, volcanic highlands, and glacial ranges.

2024Patagonia
49°16'S, 73°02'W
Glacial Survey & Monograph

Southern Ice Fields & Massifs

A seven-week traverse across the Continental Ice Cap and the Fitz Roy range during late autumn, documenting retreating séracs and katabatic storm fronts under extreme polar lighting.

Jagged granite mountain peaks flanked by glacial ice flows in Patagonia
Phase One IQ4 150MP · Rodenstock 70mm · f/11 · 1/8s · ISO 50
Explore Series
2022Southern Alps
43°35'S, 170°08'E
Solo Museum Exhibition

Fiordland & Alpine Solitude

Navigating remote braided river basins and rainforest valleys by foot. Captured over eighty fine-art medium format plates that debuted at the Christchurch Contemporary Arts Center.

Reflective turquoise alpine lake beneath towering snow-capped ridge in New Zealand
Hasselblad H6D-100c · 35mm · f/8 · 1.5s · ISO 64
Explore Series
2020Icelandic Highlands
64°50'N, 18°10'W
Monograph Publication

Basalt, Ash & Arctic Twilight

A seasonal exploration of the uninhabited volcanic interior, camping along geothermal rifts and glacial outflows to produce the first hardbound monograph 'Black Sands & Fire'.

Dark volcanic basalt landscape in Iceland with misty geothermal steam
Phase One IQ4 150MP · 45mm · f/11 · 1/4s · ISO 50
Explore Series
2018Vatnajökull Region
64°08'N, 16°12'W
Archival Print Series

Origins of the Glacial Tongue

The foundational expedition establishing LENS's archival landscape standard. Documenting ice cave formations and calving ocean icebergs over ninety days in sub-zero winter temperatures.

Crystalline blue glacial ice interior in the Vatnajökull region
Hasselblad H6D-100c · 80mm · f/11 · 0.8s · ISO 64
Explore Series

Custom archival print portfolios and private commission inquiries are reviewed seasonally.

Technical Methodology

The Photographic Process

My work relies on a disciplined technical foundation. From medium-format sensors to weather-sealed optics, every tool is chosen to preserve the authentic luminescence and vast geographic scale of the world's most remote landscapes.

Professional medium format camera setup in a rugged landscape
Archival WorkflowMuseum Grade
01 / VISION

Unfiltered Perspective

Capturing the raw, silent majesty of earth's edges without artificial saturation or HDR gimmicks.

02 / CLARITY

Atmospheric Precision

Technical mastery of light and shadow to render the true scale of glacial and granite formations.

03 / JOURNEY

Expedition Readiness

Rugged, field-tested gear capable of enduring the harshest conditions in Iceland and Patagonia.

PRECISE
MEDIUM FORMAT
Archival Sensor Tech

High-resolution medium format sensors capturing extreme dynamic range for glacial and alpine textures.

VERIFIED
OPTICAL GLASS
Weather-Sealed Optics

Specialized prime lenses engineered for extreme weather, ensuring edge-to-edge sharpness in any climate.

AUTHENTIC
COLOR SCIENCE
Natural Luminescence

Custom color profiles designed to preserve the authentic, cool-toned atmosphere of remote landscapes.

REFINED
POST-PROCESS
Museum-Grade Workflow

Meticulous editing process focusing on subtle tonal roll-offs and deep, detailed shadow preservation.

Archival Print Standards

Every print is produced using museum-grade pigment inks on acid-free cotton rag, ensuring longevity and color fidelity for generations.

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