There is something endlessly captivating about a wide, open scene—untouched and vast, stretching far beyond what the eyes can hold. Whether it’s the dramatic rise of a snow-capped peak or the endless ripple of desert dunes, scapes—landscapes, seascapes, cityscapes—hold within them a quiet power. As a photographer who has wandered the highlands, coastlines, and concrete jungles for nearly two decades, I’ve found a deep connection in capturing these wide-angle stories.

Scapes are more than just pretty backdrops. They are living, breathing canvases—shaped by light, weather, and time. They evoke mood, memory, and movement, even in stillness. And in every image, there’s a story waiting to be told.