Iceland is a country of contrasts, black sands, white glaciers, green fields and swirling lava. In addition, the ever-changing weather with powerful cloud cover adds to the magnificence of the country.

These conditions are ideal for black and white photography where light, landscape and clouds play together. This interaction creates strong and dramatic images, images that attract attention and look good on the wall.

ICM means "Intentional camera movement." This technique involves capturing an image in a single shot while moving the camera to create a dreamy texture. The result varies based on the shutter speed, the speed at which the camera is moved, and the direction of movement. Typically,
minimal post-processing is required.

Iceland presents a striking array of natural contrasts. Expansive black sands dominate much of the highlands and much of the southern coastline. Rising from these plains, white glaciers create a dramatic visual against the blue sky. Numerous geothermal areas across the country display a wide spectrum of colors. While greenery is present, Iceland lacks substantial forested regions.

The climate further accentuates these contrasts, with frequent occurrences of cold, overcast skies and pervasive grey fog.

Based on personal experience, a composite image is created. First, an idea is conceptualized and then processed into an abstract image. These images are influenced by childhood traumas. It can be pondered why we exist on this earth. The artist's perspective of life is revealed through their creations. The symbiotic relationship between humanity and nature is depicted. Throughout life, individuals are entrusted with various responsibilities. It is our responsibility to fulfill them with diligence and care. As humans, we are mere instruments of a greater force. These images portray the impact of adolescent traumas and prompt us to question our purpose in life.