Yosemite National Park, California

Up close, the bark of an old pine in Yosemite breaks into plates like a jigsaw, with one deep fissure running through it like a river seen from the air. Warm afternoon light pulls out every layer of rust and copper.

Oregon Coast, Oregon

Sea stacks crowned with windswept trees rise out of the Pacific along the Oregon coast, glowing pink in the evening light while the water below turns deep blue.

Palm Springs, California

A bright yellow door waits at the end of a cool grey breezeway, framed by palms that seem to go on forever. From my Palm Springs series, walking the strangely quiet, almost dystopian streets of the desert’s mid century modern neighbourhoods.

Ivanpah, Mojave Desert, California

Hundreds of thousands of mirrors surround the towers at Ivanpah in the Mojave Desert, all turned to focus sunlight onto a single point. From above, the whole field glows like it is on fire.

Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California, United States

A vertical companion to Beverly Hills Gold. As the sun sank behind the hills, the haze over Los Angeles turned to molten orange and the old tower stood out in silhouette above the palms. Layer after layer of ridgeline fades into the glow, with a single bird crossing the sky above the dome. A quiet, painterly moment above one of the busiest cities in the world.

Description San Fran I had always wanted to create a more graphic, almost vector style take on the San Francisco skyline, and this morning finally gave me the right conditions to do it. Shooting with a camera like the Hasselblad X2D, built for insane detail and resolution, and then deliberately simplifying the scene into blocks of colour and shape felt like a fun contradiction. All that technical power, used to create something that feels more like digital art than straight photography. The fog was doing most of the heavy lifting, hiding the lower half of the city and leaving just the tops of buildings poking through. It turned a busy urban skyline into something minimal and layered, where shapes and tones became more important than individual structures. The city almost floats, suspended between soft clouds and open sky. This was a proper bucket list moment for me. San Francisco has such a distinct skyline, and seeing it reduced to these simple forms felt like capturing its essence in a different way. Less about documenting the place, more about interpreting it. As a fine art print, this piece works beautifully as modern wall art. The clean shapes and soft fog tones suit contemporary interiors perfectly, adding a calm but visually striking focal point to a space.

Ivanpah, Mojave Desert, California

Two of the Ivanpah towers glow at dusk across the Mojave, their mirror fields lit up like cities seen from the air.

Great Salt Lake, Utah, United States

Near Salt Lake City, the evaporation ponds of the Great Salt Lake split into blocks of raspberry and jade, laced with a web of white salt crust.

San Francisco, California

The Golden Gate Bridge rising out of the fog, with only the top of one tower and its cables breaking through. Hidden in the mist, the familiar landmark takes on a mechanical, almost robotic presence above the bay.

The cool greys against that unmistakable orange red make it a striking piece for a modern home or office.

Great Salt Lake, Utah, United States

Fine channels of deep red reach up through pale salt on the Great Salt Lake, branching like the roots of a tree as the water drains away.

Ivanpah, Mojave Desert, California

Row after row of mirrors at the Ivanpah solar plant curve across the desert floor, catching the low sun and glowing gold. From the air the field becomes a rhythm of lines and texture, broken by a single dark track sweeping through the frame.

It shows a man made landscape in a way few people ever see, and the warm tones give it a timeless, almost vintage feel.