Land and sky are two constants, always present, wherever the camera happens to be pointed, and this collection lives in the space where they meet. The work is built around watching how the two intertwine, how they complement or contrast each other, and waiting for the moment they come together in a way worth capturing.
Clouds, when they cooperate, add a whole different layer of meaning to the ground below, and they're sought out deliberately for that reason. But some of the strongest images here have no clouds at all, just land and open sky reduced to their simplest form, proof that simplicity can carry as much weight as complexity.
Shape of Land and Sky is a study in constancy and change, a meditation on the two elements that frame everything else.
