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From our last trip to Iceland, i have selected 6 images which -for me- describe best our experience on the road during our travels. Iceland has been many things to us, but what stood out most was the fact, that the small and big landscapes mimic each other if you look close enough. The water receiding on a shore and the roots of grass on black sand look strikingly similar. A waterfall and the waves it makes resemble rocks on the other side of island. Walk in Icelands vastness, and you'll always feel strangely familiar with it.

About author:

Born and raised in Munich, he started taking pictures as a young boy, mostly documenting his youth. This habit stuck with him ever since, all through his graduation in Graphic and Product Design in Italy and his profession as a freelance graphic designer. Mostly weaving through colorful and contrasty fashion and portrait photography, in which he is constantly experimenting with different lights, environments and materials, he also strays away and works on travel stories or other personal projects, documenting those around him. He draws his inspiration from his study as a graphic designer, using bold colors and simple geometric forms to create distinct images, as well as a sometimes very surreal reality, which he calls his life, to tell his stories. He has won several smaller awards, namely from 1X, 500PX and Ben Sherman and was a finalist on International Photography Contests, such as Black and White Spider Awards and the Monochrome Awards with his series "Simple Matter". His most recent project is "Munich Portraits" in which he seeks to bring strangers close together by showing them personal and up-close.

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