Shaped by Wind and Water (Part 2) №3 – Iceland Norway

Shaped by Wind and Water (Part 2) №3 – Iceland NorwayArtwork Information Along the remote coastline of the Westfjords, this series captures subtle surface patterns formed by wind, waves, and receding tides on the wide beach of Rauisandur. Shifting layers of sand and fine sediment create delicate structures that appear and vanish with each change in weather and water level. Despite the vastness of the beach, each frame focuses on a small, carefully chosen detailtemporary formations shaped by natural

ice formations along the frozen shores create striking

which is partially covered by the Mýrdalsjökull glacier

The warm light of the low sun meets the dark volcanic sand and cold water

These photographs reveal how layers of time and natural forces leave their mark—visible in the structure

The lack of scale and familiar reference points makes it easy to forget that these are fragments of ice

Iceland’s river and seascapes often appear unremarkable from the ground

near the Melchior Islands in the Palmer Archipelago

and mineral content in constant interaction

this series captures the ocean at a moment shaped equally by movement and atmosphere

They reduce the terrain to form and direction

low light of sunrise

depending on the tides or the water level and flow velocity of the rivers