Title: "Blue mountains"

The abstract photograph depicting layers of nuanced earthy matter was taken in a coal mining area in the western part of Germany.

Tangle Ridge, Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada

"Hiking above the tree line, into the alpine environment of tundra, snow, ice and rock, is how I get to know the mountains. The mountains as nature's greatest sculptures their testimonies of its power are all the more evident the higher one goes.

Here the making of the mountains becomes perceivable through the tilt and fold of the rocks and the remanence of valley-carving glaciers, while jewel-like tarns, varying colors of tundra, patches or blankets of snow decorate the work of art. The result of years of picture making in various parts of the U.S. and Canada, "Above the Tree line" is a personal perspective in which the series reveals the normally unseen beauty and character of the mountains."

Title: "The Shimmer"

Aerial view of Francis Peron National Park, Western Australia. Taken from a Cessna 206 airplane.

"Desert Playground" - Ouarzazate, Morocco, 2018

Title: "Namikake"

The southern coastline of Niigata touches the northern part of the Sea of Japan. In that region, several villages had sunk into the sea as a result of coastal erosion—a process called “Namikake” in local dialect.

"On this coast, in the darkness of night, it takes a long time to adjust my vision. Once my eyes get used to the dark, images of a big rock, trees, a lighthouse, snow and the sea jump into my vision. The images have always been there in the darkness, but they suddenly appeared to me."

Title: "Erg Chebbi Desert II" - From the series "Erg Chebbi, the tear desert".

Title: "Between void and ice"

Title: "The Sound of Silence 3/3"

Title: "Maigo desu II" - Abstract multiple exposure of Tokyo, 2010- From the series "Maigo desu"

“The thoughts behind my work is about the movement in life, time and transience, which everyone is confronted with, but can’t be seen with our eyes."

Title: "Urban Sprawl Emptiness"

"My pictures try to extract a form of aestheticism from the mundane urban landscape. Where most people only pass through, I stop and look for some form of poetic beauty. I like repetition and seriality. I also like driving around."

"Through my “Urban Sprawl” series, I want to photograph the in-between state found so frequently in the vast American landscape. I capture places of transition, borders, passages from one world to another. Am I leaving a city or entering a new environment?"