Navajo Rancher

I’m starting to delve into the mountain of personal work that came out of our last trip to Monument Valley. Having never explored the area properly I thought the best way to cover ground might be on horseback.

Here is one of the first prints. The colours were inspired by some old gold tone prints I once saw by photographer Edward S Curtis.

New Edition

Lac Emosson, Switzerland.

Archival piezo print 96x72cm edition of 20

Glacier du Tour

This is the mighty Glacier du Tour in the Mont Blanc region of the French Alps.

From the summit of the Aiguille du Chardonnet (3’824m) to the valley floor is a staggering 2’600 vertical meters and only 80 years ago this beautiful glacier stretched all the way down.

The glacier now starts a vertical kilometre higher up the mountain.

Glacier in moonlight

In October we spent the night on a small outcrop of rock between two glaciers.

The place is called La Junction as this is where the Taconnaz and Bossons glaciers split as they work their way slowly down the north side of Mont Blanc.

I wanted to see how the ice looked under the light of a full moon, here are the results.

Noboribetsu, Hokkaido prefecture, Japan

Colourful mineral deposits around a volcanic lake. Noboribetsu, Hokkaido prefecture,  Japan.