From the edge
of the map
Cold-weather landscapes and far-flung cities, made on foot from the edge of the Arctic to the souks of the south. Each frame is available as an archival print, shipped worldwide.
Enter the edits ↓— 00
Quiet, high-contrast work from the fjords, the open coast and the old cities — patient light, hard weather, and the long dark. The negative space is the subject as much as the rock and the sea.
Three ways to read the work
— 01
Silver & Stone
Shot on a Hasselblad 500 C/M on Ilford Delta 100 — slow film for slow places. Eight square frames of rock, water and weather, printed from the negative.
— 02
Shelter
One roof against the weather. Churches, huts and lighthouses from 56° to 69° north — the only right angles for miles.
— 03
What the Wind Left
Storm surf, sea mist, aurora and a passing rainbow. Here the weather is the subject — the land just holds still for it.
Black & White
56°–69°N
Colour
56°–69°N
Cities
31°N
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Every frame is available as an archival print.
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