I travel for a few moments. For light that is only there for a short time. For a perspective that will not return. Sometimes a work is created. Sometimes not. Both are part of the journey.
This is exactly what Expedition in Light is born from.
BERNHARD HOUY

For me, the right location was in the water. Tripod low, rocks in the foreground, long exposure on both waterfalls.
Into the Cline River Valley by helicopter. No roads, no houses. Just water, forest, rock and, somewhere, the Twin Falls.
By helicopter into the Cline River Valley. No roads, no houses. Just water, forest, rock and, somewhere, the Twin Falls.

SOMETIMES A PICTURE BEGINS WITH A LANDING IN NOWHERE.
Found while traveling. Created in a few fleeting moments.
Preserved as limited fine-art editions.
Recent expeditions

Tokyo reveals its future without suppressing its origins. For me, this image is a perfect example: the Tokyo Tower behind two traditional temple roofs – modern metropolis and millennia-old culture ...

Moving to the other side of the water completely changed my view of Vancouver. From North Vancouver, downtown became an almost solid landscape of light—deep blue over water and city, punctuated by ...

To me, this image shows more than just a waterfall. It holds a piece of that day within it – the flight, the wilderness, the silence, and the feeling of being completely alone in this vast Canadian...
WAITING FOR THE LIGHT
The location has been found. The perspective is set. Then the waiting begins. For a few minutes, sometimes just seconds, when light, color, and atmosphere come together.
That is Expedition in Light.
I do not travel to find places. I am looking for unique moments of light.






