Ebb and Flow: Tidal Landscapes №2 – Alaska, USA Framing Options:Wooden Floater Frame: Walnut

Ebb and Flow: Tidal Landscapes №2 – Alaska, USA Framing Options:Wooden Floater Frame: WalnutArtwork Information This aerial photography series captures the dynamic tidal landscapes of Alaska, focusing on the intricate interplay of water and sediment during low tide and as the tide comes in. Meandering channels carve through the exposed terrain, creating striking patterns that shift with each tidal cycle. The images challenge perception, often making it hard to tell if the details are from a close up view or a distant perspective. Repeated

this series focuses on the black sand beach near Vík

These chaotic patterns can create stunning visual displays that are in constant change and transformation

which can be seen in frozen waters such as this glacial lake in front of Skaftafellsjökull

where jagged peaks and steep ridges emerge from the ice

and timing—where observation becomes a matter of precision and patience

separating the lagoon from the surrounding landscape

Photographed during the crossing of the Drake Passage aboard the sailing ship Bark Europa

forming distinct borders between pools

In moments like these

Their size and shape are difficult to grasp

These formations exist only briefly

as if the earth is shedding its layers