In this series I am referencing the life journey of an iceberg from its birthplace at the tongue of a glacier, its dislodgment and its final destination, the ocean, where it melts into water. This process of creation and destruction is all the more pertinent as global warming increases melting. Sea levels rise, impacting on our environment. The blue colour of ice is the result of compressed ancient ice, embedded within is the history of earth’s climate. Iceland’s Vatnajökull glacier is retreating every year at an alarming rate. In this work I have tried to capture what makes this place unique.
Awards 2017 Epsom International Pano Awards, Bronze Award
2017 David Malin Astrophotography Awards, Honourable Mention
2017 2nd Charles Dodgson BW Photography Award, Finalist & Honourable Mention
2016 City of Melbourne, Heritage Award
2016 Australian Photography Awards, Finalist, Landscape
2016 9th Julia M Cameron Awards, Winner Landscape Category
2015 Bowness Photography Prize, Finalist, MGA
