The Landscape Journal

Est. MMXXVI — Aerial studies from above

The Landscape Journal

A study of the world from another perspective.

Seeing the world differently

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Seeing

The landscape changes when changes.

We look for in places where the road eventually disappears. Distance edits the world — it removes the noise and leaves the shape.

Perspective is not only what we see. It is where we choose to stand — and the is the simplest line we draw.

A practice of looking

Shot 01

Light

Light changes the of everything it touches.

Low light — the day beginning

Shot 02

Distance

At a certain distance, the road becomes a ; at a certain , distance changes meaning.

A contemplative height

Shot 03

Movement

The camera is a moving eye — roads, , boats, people, architecture — all in from above.

Field film — 02:30 — silent

Shot 04

Form

Seen from directly above, the world becomes almost — lines, , shadow, geometry, texture.

Composition 01 — found

Field Notes

A running archive of places observed from above — where they are, and how they looked that day.

2026
2025

The archive grows with the work

Selected Commissions

Some landscapes are commissioned.

Aerial photography and film for places, brands and people worth documenting.

The Estate at First Light

Private — Aerial film

A private estate, documented at first light — the house, its land, and the way the morning moves across both.

Aerial Film — 2026

A House in the Hills

Architecture — Aerial photography

A house set into a hillside, documented before the summer arrived. The building read as part of the contour.

Aerial Photography — 2026

The Waterfront

Hotel — Aerial film

A dawn sequence along the water for a hotel on the shore — light arriving, room by room.

Aerial Film — 2025

The Landscape Journal is an independent aerial photography and film practice — documenting places, spaces and perspectives from above, wherever they are.

  • Aerial photography
  • Aerial film
  • Commercial commissions

Available for commissions worldwide

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