Abstract Photography

Curving 300-meter high sand dune. Physically sculpted by the winds and highlighted by the sun.

Giant windswept sand dune with dramatic skies and texture. Variations in the sand color are due to differing amounts of iron content in the sand.

These textures and shapes are carved by winds each day. Tomorrow different shapes and patterns replace them. No two days in the desert will look exactly alike.

A vast sand dune carved by winds and time, moving slowly across space.

Fog rolling off the Atlantic Ocean and onto the large sand dunes of the Namib Desert in Namibia.

When a heavy fog rolls in and converges with endless dunes.

Wind sculpted ridges and rolling hills created as single grains of sands are moved on a daily basis. One dune may shift meters overnight just a grain at a time.

On most mornings a fog rolls over these dunes depositing life-sustaining dew drops, allowing small succulents to survive and even thrive in extreme conditions.

Resilient plants thriving in the desert. Fogs provide life sustaining water, an they flourish.

Heavy fog over giant sand dunes that have been sculpted by the wind.

A fog approaching sand dunes that seem to go on forever.

Dark lines created by contrasting light and curving sand. Iron content in the sand emphasizes the texture.

Small icebergs in the Pacific Ocean, contrast against the dark water. Ripples in the water catch and reflect the light as they swirl around the ice.

This glowing iceberg reflects in the dark waters of the Pacific Ocean. The iceberg’s shape appears almost aerodynamic as it floats through the water.

A small bright iceberg in the Pacific Ocean contrasts against the dark water. Ripples in the water catch and reflect the light as they swirl into abstract patterns.

Humpback whale feeding in the Fjords of Alaska. Modern Black and white fine art photograph.