When Winter Meets Summer (Part 2) №2 – Norway Antarctica

When Winter Meets Summer (Part 2) №2 – Norway AntarcticaArtwork Information Bldalsvatnet lies nestled at 711 meters (2,333 feet) in the Norwegian mountains, fed by glacial runoff from the Folgefonna glacier to the north. Photographed in early June, the lake presents a fleeting interplay of seasonal contrasts: fragments of winter ice drift across the surface, interspersed with golden swirls of pine pollen. These delicate formations shift gently with the wind and currents, creating ever changing, abstract

this series captures a landscape reduced to form

this image shows a partially thawed mountain lake with a surface structure that appears both organic and geometric

The photographs reflect the quiet complexity of a landscape in motion

These bubbles act as a time capsule

The shapes and lines we observe are the result of water molecules aligning in a regular

In moments like these

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

making them a valuable resource for scientific analysis of past climates and atmospheric compositions

appear more sculptural than chaotic

Reflections soften the surface

at an everyday scale

As the low-hanging mist begins to lift