Iceland 2019.
We had an exposed roll of film that accidentally went through the wash and dryer. Some magic truly appeared.

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Iceland 2019.
We had an exposed roll of film that accidentally went through the wash and dryer. Some magic truly appeared.
Iceland 2019.
We had an exposed roll of film that accidentally went through the wash and dryer. Some magic truly appeared.
Greetings from Dark Woods and Misty Mountains
Burning the remnants of the past year.
Creating a new 2020!
Giant Skies. Abandoned monoliths. Sun tunnels.
Utah February 2019
Making drawing charcoal.
Sage Country
Snow.
Cheakamus Lake October 2018
Mushrooms and cold water.
captured frozen moments
instant photos from iceland
solids crack as the warmth comes
Spring coming to the North Vancouver hills.
above.
Tracing the weather and tectonic shifts above Washington State.
the gentle tug of the earth as sky comes slowly back to sea
From sun to snow at Mt Baker.
Fading remnants of the winter sun find the waiting frozen tips. A wondrous evening in Vík before the storms came back.
A longing for something you hardly remember.
Homemade camera explorations in Iceland.
An exploration and experimentation with a small homemade camera in the wintery depths of Iceland.