Textures of Winter №3 – Iceland Antarctica

Textures of Winter №3 – Iceland AntarcticaArtwork Information Ice crystals are formed when water molecules bond together in a specific pattern during the freezing process. As water temperature drops, the molecules move more slowly and begin to bond together to form a solid structure. This creates a lattice structure of ice crystals, which grow in size and complexity as more water molecules freeze. The shape and size of the ice crystals depend on various factors such as temperature, humidity,

vibrant world just beneath the surface

Repeated structures

The images challenge perception

This series was photographed in an old chalk quarry

visible on both small and large scales

The Norwegian Scenic Route Sognefjellsvegen runs through the area and is Europe's highest mountain pass with the summit at 1

this series captures the atmosphere of a constantly changing coastline

and flow towards the sea

and these leaves offered me a wonderful abstract and intimate motif

The shape and size of the ice crystals depend on various factors such as temperature

releasing fresh molten rock that constantly reshaped the landscape within minutes

Not much different from a watercolor painting and in constant motion