Personal Projects

Beyond my professional work, I enjoy experimenting with alternative photography techniques. Lately, I’ve been exploring scanography - a method that uses a high-resolution scanner instead of a traditional camera to capture images. By incorporating ink and mixed media, I create abstract, textural pieces that offer a unique, almost painterly effect. This approach allows me to push creative boundaries and explore photography in a more experimental way.

Close-up of a textured, earthy-toned stone surface with natural patterns and subtle color variations.
Abstract textured surface with a gradient of green and blue hues.
close-up of textured ice surface with subtle lighting
Abstract fluid art with swirling brown, black, and gray patterns.
abstract fluid art with swirling white and blue patterns
Abstract image showing textured patterns resembling delicate frost or icy surface, with a blend of grey, white, and blue tones.
Abstract view of swirling ice and snow patterns on a frozen surface
Abstract gradient texture with soft colors blending from light gray to teal.
Abstract marble texture with green and white swirls resembling fluid motion or waves.
Abstract sand dunes with smooth and textured surfaces
Aerial view of Arctic ice edge
Abstract texture with dark, green, and gray hues resembling natural stone or mineral patterns.