Photographs from walks across Estonia, sorted into collections. Open one to wander through it, or see everything at once on the wall.
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01
Landscapes
87 photographs
Landscapes
Bog lakes, rocky coast and endless forest, from the boardwalk and from the drone. Open collection →
02
Wildlife
131 photographs
Wildlife
Birds on the coast, animals in the forest, and the small creatures most people walk past. Open collection →
03
Urban decay
61 photographs
Urban decay
Empty rooms, rusting wrecks and the concrete the Soviet years left behind. Open collection →
04
Nature
63 photographs
Nature
Ice canyons, ferns, fungi, and the way light changes through the year. Open collection →
05
Architecture
50 photographs
Architecture
Castles, towers and old stone, and the details most people never look up to see. Open collection →
06
Night sky
11 photographs
Night sky
Northern lights over Estonia, the moon, and a partial eclipse. Open collection →
07
Abstract
24 photographs
Abstract
Frost, water, rust and light, close enough to become something else. Open collection →
08
Graffiti
5 photographs
Graffiti
Colour sprayed onto walls that were left to fall apart. Open collection →
The same photographs, seen differently: one fall that never ends, one picture made of all the others, and every photograph on the map where it was taken. Pick one to open it; pick it again to close it.
One endless fall through the gallery. Every photograph hides the next one in a detail with the same colour, light or texture, and the fall never comes back up. Scroll over it to fall faster or climb back, click any detail to steer.
One photograph rebuilt from hundreds of the others, each chosen for its colour. From afar it is the scene; zoom in and it turns into other photographs; dive into one and it becomes a new mosaic. Keep the one you like as a signed print.
38 photographs from 11 places across Estonia. The bigger the circle, the more photos from there. Pick a place to see its photos, open one in the viewer, or go to the place on the map of locations.
