ESTRATOS

A study of the marks time leaves on the landscape.

Through erosion, sedimentation, fracture, and transformation, the series looks at the land as a living archive—layers shaped, exposed, and rewritten by natural forces.

Rather than documenting specific places, these photographs focus on structure, texture, and form, revealing landscapes that exist somewhere between the geological and the abstract.

Layered rock cliffs beside turquoise water beneath a sky filled with white clouds.
An eroded rock formation with curved layers and grooves extending across the desert floor beneath a blue sky.
Dry, cracked earth forms a network of polygonal patterns stretching toward a low ridge beneath a blue sky with scattered white clouds.
A small white shell rests on sand etched with winding, branching channels, surrounded by scattered pebbles and shell fragments.
Branching channels form a tree-like pattern in the sand, converging into a narrow groove among scattered pebbles.
Rippled sand dunes lead toward a low sun on the horizon beneath sweeping white and golden clouds.
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