The gradient effect of this abstract shot is the result of tulips at different stages of bloom. The farmers are increasingly efficient about cultivating this popular flower, waiting until the perfect time to send their cutting machines to surgically harvest the flower bulbs. Learn More

A revealing look into the Dutch horticulture industry, the vast fields of tulips in this aerial fine art print denote the dominance of this region in the particular export of flowers. It's said that 77% of all flower bulbs traded around the world come from the Netherlands. Learn More

This fine art print is shot from a revelatory angle, showing the setup of textured glass on a potted plant. The tonal background provides ample contrast via a pastel shade. Learn More

Home as Insight. Sometimes home is in a heartbeat, home is the light of the dusk, the scent of the sea. It can be contained, all and whole, in a grain of sand. Home is a sense, not things. The very nature of it, of looking for it, is a spiritual awakening, an intuitive understanding of the essence of one that unites all our hands. The Home Series aims to create an atmosphere of belonging - we are trees that travel, heart on roots. Learn More

The Moon Series is a sequence of soft photographs of our earth's natural satellite, with the intention to allude the sense of scale of our known universe and to note a broader, wider perspective on life. As observed from various places of our planet, and by preserving the moon's perceived size as seen by the naked human eye, these photographs act as an invite to stargaze, intuit, gather and wonder. As a collection of works (ongoing since 2014), it has been inspired by the homecoming writings of Carl Sagan and the poems of Rumi, especially the love poem, 'Like this'.

/ ἄνθρωπος ‎(ánthrōpos) / (meaning, human) the one that looks up.

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The Moon Series is a sequence of soft photographs of our earth's natural satellite, with the intention to allude the sense of scale of our known universe and to note a broader, wider perspective on life. As observed from various places of our planet, and by preserving the moon's perceived size as seen by the naked human eye, these photographs act as an invite to stargaze, intuit, gather and wonder. As a collection of works (ongoing since 2014), it has been inspired by the homecoming writings of Carl Sagan and the poems of Rumi, especially the love poem, 'Like this'.

/ ἄνθρωπος ‎(ánthrōpos) / (meaning, human) the one that looks up.

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The Moon Series is a sequence of soft photographs of our earth's natural satellite, with the intention to allude the sense of scale of our known universe and to note a broader, wider perspective on life. As observed from various places of our planet, and by preserving the moon's perceived size as seen by the naked human eye, these photographs act as an invite to stargaze, intuit, gather and wonder. As a collection of works (ongoing since 2014), it has been inspired by the homecoming writings of Carl Sagan and the poems of Rumi, especially the love poem, 'Like this'.

/ ἄνθρωπος ‎(ánthrōpos) / (meaning, human) the one that looks up.

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The Moon Series is a sequence of soft photographs of our earth's natural satellite, with the intention to allude the sense of scale of our known universe and to note a broader, wider perspective on life. As observed from various places of our planet, and by preserving the moon's perceived size as seen by the naked human eye, these photographs act as an invite to stargaze, intuit, gather and wonder. As a collection of works (ongoing since 2014), it has been inspired by the homecoming writings of Carl Sagan and the poems of Rumi, especially the love poem, 'Like this'. / ἄνθρωπος ‎(ánthrōpos) / (meaning, human) the one that looks up. Learn More

The Moon Series is a sequence of soft photographs of our earth's natural satellite, with the intention to allude the sense of scale of our known universe and to note a broader, wider perspective on life. As observed from various places of our planet, and by preserving the moon's perceived size as seen by the naked human eye, these photographs act as an invite to stargaze, intuit, gather and wonder. As a collection of works (ongoing since 2014), it has been inspired by the homecoming writings of Carl Sagan and the poems of Rumi, especially the love poem, 'Like this'. / ἄνθρωπος ‎(ánthrōpos) / (meaning, human) the one that looks up. Learn More

As a reminder of the work that goes into still life modern art prints, this setup shot shows a suspended glass film placed in front of a potted plant and its pastel backdrop. Learn More

Dressed in classic summer attire, this Weimaraner looks straight into the lens through tortoiseshell sunglasses. This series of art prints re-imagines the categorisations and trends in fashion. Learn More

The evident effort in composition here notes the pre-shot elegance in putting together fine art prints. While much of the plant subject is distorted, small sections escape the glass pane to provide a comparison. Learn More