Shaped by Wind and Frost №2 – Iceland Framing Options:Wooden Floater Frame: White

Shaped by Wind and Frost №2 – Iceland Framing Options:Wooden Floater Frame: WhiteArtwork Information This series does not feature microscope images, but rather photographs of small ponds on the plateau of Jkuldalsheii in eastern Iceland. A cold and violent storm at the end of Septembermarking the arrival of wintertransformed the waters surface into an abstract work of art. These images capture what fascinates me most about aerial photography: the search for beauty in the abstract. The final photograph offers a wider view from

and directional forms embedded in earth and sand

and the usual sounds of wind and water are noticeably absent

They are referred to as 'braided river systems' because they resemble an intricate weave of patterns

forming ever-changing patterns shaped by nature’s flow

This series was created during a sailing expedition aboard the historic tall ship Bark Europa

The result is a unique surface of fine cracks

with tunnels spacious enough to walk through

This photograph shows the confluence of two water systems in a glacial lagoon in Iceland: clear mountain runoff meeting sediment-rich meltwater from the glacier

These formations are created by glacial rivers that continuously shift and reshape the landscape as they expand and retreat

As one of the fastest-moving glaciers on Earth

These pockets freeze into bubbles

Blådalsvatnet lies nestled at 711 meters (2