These images were made in places where I had no prior expectations to correct. Iceland, Patagonia, Japan, Thailand, Australia, New Zealand, the Canadian Rockies. Arriving somewhere without a mental picture of it changes what you notice, and usually for the better. The eye has nothing to confirm, so it attends to what is actually in front of it.
The galleries below gather that work by place. Canada holds the glacial lakes of Banff and Jasper and the rainforest of Vancouver Island. Iceland offers black sand and the sea stack of Hvítserkur. Asia moves from the bamboo groves and shrines of Kyoto and the streets of Tokyo to a sunlit cave temple in Thailand. Australia and New Zealand includes the Twelve Apostles, Sydney Harbour, and the Wanaka tree standing in still water. Patagonia holds the Perito Moreno Glacier and the granite spires of the Fitz Roy range.
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