Lapland Freeze | Jockfall, Sweden Size:50x70cm The coast takes its name

The coast takes its name from the whale and seal bones that once littered the beach

their spacing determined by water flow and farm management rather than any geometric plan

From altitude the cabin reads as the only geometric form in a composition of organic shapes - the bare branches of the deciduous tree above it drawn against the white ground like ink on paper

the Jurassic desert terrain shifts into an unexpected palette - the iron-red rock cooling to deep blue in the shadow channels

From above the result looks entirely intentional - a scattered composition of dark rings on pale blue water

Lapland Freeze | Jockfall, Sweden Size:50x70cm The coast takes its name[short_description] From directly above Jockfall, the open river runs near black against a snow covered shoreline the boundary between the two a ragged organic line where the frozen ground and snow loaded pines meet the water that has not yet frozen. Open edition Aerial fine art by Tobias Hgg 210g natural white art paper, matte finish [ short_description] [product_description] Jockfall on the Kalix River in northern Sweden sits in the zone where the