After three days at sea, our adventure on Island began in Hafnarfjörður, a charming port town located just ten kilometers south of Reykjavík. From here, we set out to explore the famous Golden Circle, a route that captures the essence of Iceland with its dramatic landscapes, geological wonders, and rich cultural heritage.
In the remote expanse of the South Atlantic Ocean, far from the shipping lanes and tourist trails, lies Grytviken, a place where rusting machinery, windblown snow, and the echo of long-gone voices create one of the most hauntingly beautiful photo locations in the Southern Hemisphere. Once a thriving whaling station, Grytviken is […]
The Lofoten Islands in northern Norway are a place of breathtaking beauty—where dramatic mountain peaks meet white-sand beaches and traditional fishing villages perch on rocky outcrops above crystal-clear Arctic waters. Our day began in Svolvær, the largest town in Lofoten with a population of around 4,500. Though small, Svolvær blends traditional […]
Tucked away in western Norway, Geiranger is one of the country’s most iconic destinations – and for good reason. This small village lies at the head of the Geirangerfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its jaw-dropping natural beauty. Towering cliffs, snow-dusted peaks, deep-blue waters, and cascading waterfalls form a dramatic landscape […]
When I walk through a city, I don’t look up. I don’t search for skyline views, landmarks, or photogenic façades. Instead, my gaze drifts downward—toward the edges of the pavement, the corners of buildings, the gaps between bike stands and trash bins. What I find there are not monuments, but remnants: a shoe tossed aside, an e-scooter resting on its side, a broken shelf, a discarded toy, torn packaging, flattened cans. These fragments of everyday urban life are the raw materials of what I call the macro poetry of the city.
Every dawn brings a new composition in my flat. The sun’s light shifts, and its window-frame shadows dance across the walls—sometimes bold and geometric, sometimes soft and languid—each frame a fleeting abstract painting. This morning ritual has become a series I call “Macro Poesy of the Room.” With intimate, close-up captures, it elevates ordinary aspects of lighting into visual haikus: pared-down, evocative, and always changing.
Stripped Down to Silence: The Power of Minimalism in Landscape Photography In a world saturated with visual noise, minimalist landscape photography offers a rare opportunity: to breathe. It’s not simply about doing less—it’s about seeing more clearly. The minimalist landscape isn’t empty; it’s precise. It whispers where others shout, and […]
