Aerial photographs, most of them looking straight down. The Dead Sea evaporation ponds resolve into fields of turquoise and rust, glacial rivers in Iceland split into braided channels, and ice floes drift in the Arctic sea. From altitude a landscape stops being a landscape and becomes shape, colour and texture — it is hard to tell whether you are looking at kilometres or centimetres. Made with a drone and from light aircraft, in Israel, Iceland and the high Arctic. Every frame in the gallery can be ordered as a print.

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