André had spotted this scenery while driving back to his home in Germany. Once home, he simply couldn't get the image out of his mind and returned to the very same spot, capturing this shot at an exposure time of over two hours. On a freezing night, the sky's clarity added to the feeling of isolation. A dash of color captures the aurora-like lights. Learn More

André shot this particular piece at the Radha Rani Temple, a site of major cultural significance. Dedicated to the goddess Radha, it is believed that this structure simply appeared and wasn't constructed by any human hands. This image conveys the theme of the series through the use of unifying colors. Though there is less of the long exposure, every individual in the image is covered in hues of pink and purple, further symbolizing the release of divisions. Learn More

The Jökulsárlón Lagoon is perhaps the most popular natural attraction in Iceland. Nestled just a stone's throw away from the largest glacier in Europe, this natural wonder has mystified scores of visitors as well as photographers. André's take on this involves observing it from the perspective of time and transition. The ruggedness of the glaciers' beauty conveys its ever-shifting nature. Learn More

Taken along Switzerland's Zurich Lake, this shot conveys the ushering effect of wind as it moves all things - and people - along. Here, even wings cannot seem to shake off the wind as the lengthened exposure makes the birds appear transient. Along with managing to capture this image of birds as they were, this happened to be a particularly windy day for photography. Learn More

The blurring of the collective crowd evokes a feeling of brevity, blending each individual presence into a time lapse. The result is an amalgamation of what is and what was, viewing the fair through the lens of time. Photographed at the Tempelhof Airport in Berlin, this shot depicts the city's Bread and Butter fair. Learn More

The Jökulsárlón Lagoon is perhaps the most popular natural attraction in Iceland. Nestled just a stone's throw away from the largest glacier in Europe, this natural wonder has mystified scores of visitors as well as photographers. André's take on this involves observing it from the perspective of time and transition. The ruggedness of the glaciers' beauty conveys its ever-shifting nature. Learn More

The blurring of the collective crowd evokes a feeling of brevity, blending each individual presence into a time lapse. The result is an amalgamation of what is and what was, viewing the fair through the lens of time. Photographed at the Tempelhof Airport in Berlin, this shot depicts the city's Bread and Butter fair. Learn More

There may not be a better indicator of the power of time than powerful waterfalls. In this image, that rings particularly true. André's overexposed shot here is of the Dettifoss, a vast mass of water found in Northeast Iceland's Vatnajökull National Park. It's said to boast the strongest currents of any waterfall in Europe. A long exposure lens helps André depict the passage of time via this majestic site's roaring waters. As he himself notes, "Just as time cannot be stopped, a waterfall cannot be stopped." Learn More

The Jökulsárlón Lagoon is perhaps the most popular natural attraction in Iceland. Nestled just a stone's throw away from the largest glacier in Europe, this natural wonder has mystified scores of visitors as well as photographers. André's take on this involves observing it from the perspective of time and transition. The ruggedness of the glaciers' beauty conveys its ever-shifting nature. Learn More

The Jökulsárlón Lagoon is perhaps the most popular natural attraction in Iceland. Nestled just a stone's throw away from the largest glacier in Europe, this natural wonder has mystified scores of visitors as well as photographers. André's take on this involves observing it from the perspective of time and transition. The ruggedness of the glaciers' beauty conveys its ever-shifting nature. Learn More

Iranian tourists visit the ruins of Persepolis in Iran. Learn More

Shot in Jerome, Arizona in 2015, the shot captures a spirit of rebellion, spontaneity and an authentic sense of fun. Learn More