Sensor
100MP Medium Format
Optics
Prime 23mm – 110mm
Process
Native Polar Spectral
Output
100% Cotton Rag
Capturing the raw contours of Earth through deliberate stillness.
I document remote wilderness at the boundary of severe weather and enduring geology. From the black sand horizons of Iceland to the razor crests of New Zealand’s Southern Alps and the granite spires of Patagonia, my process is defined by isolation.
Every photograph in the Lumen archive is composed under natural light, often waiting out storm fronts for days to capture fleeting atmospheric transitions. The goal is simple: convey the scale, silence, and presence of wild landscapes without noise.
Expedition Regions
Field Expeditions & Surveys
A chronological record of wilderness crossings, residency programs, and landscape surveys across South America, Australasia, and the North Atlantic.
Patagonia Granite Spire Study
High-resolution capture of granite spires and glacial valleys under shifting seasonal weather patterns.
Icelandic Highlands Volcanic Transect
Topographical survey of geothermal fields and volcanic tephra layers across the central highlands.
Fiordland Alpine Hydrology Study
Visual cataloging of seasonal waterfall networks feeding into glacier-carved marine corridors.
Vatnajökull Ice Shelf Fracture Study
Sub-zero studies focusing on light transmission through compressed cryogenic ice strata.
Fitz Roy Cirque Weathering Baseline
Photographic baseline documenting rock-face exfoliation and high-altitude scree stabilization.