The biggest reason why I love seascape photography is that you never get the same image twice. The sea is constantly moving, and it shapes the landscape in a unique way moment after moment. On this cold morning I was shooting at the beach in Abashiri, fresh snow was covering the black sand, and huge strong waves from the sea of Okhotsk were crushing on the shore. All these movement created beautiful layers of whites and blacks throughout the frame, a great example of the amazing natural symmetry I always try to capture with my photography.

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I love fern. I really don’t know why, but I do. It must be the shape of its leaves, the way they balance each other so nicely, the way they look from really close up, and their will to live. Fern leaves grow everywhere, in the woods and in the city, among rocks, in the hot and in the cold. I tried to capture their always changing shape and their strength with a multiple exposure, hopefully managing to show how dynamic a leaf can be. There’s a whole world inside a single leaf.

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Hokkaido is a very vast region. You can drive for hours in the middle of beautiful and green hills. It’ vert relaxing especially in Winter, when snow covers all the landscape turning everything into a white canvas, where trees stand like brushstrokes on paper. Sometimes you are just wandering around and all of a sudden stumble upon beautiful scenes like this one. Eighteen beautiful trees all lined up together perfectly in an otherwise totally white landscape, just next to the road. I could not resist making an image of this unknown, yet stunning trees which I’ll probably never see again in my life.

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