All the three photographs of the Ice Cave set were taken in the Jucar river's lagoon of Uña, Spain during the first days of 2015. This municipality is situated at the heart of Cuenca Mountain Range, lying at the foot of vertical escarpments that were perforated by the river. 

All days spent there were blessed by the warming sun and the clear blue sky. The temperature in the night would drop considerably creating the perfect conditions for the formation of different ice patterns. 

2013

This particular photograph was shot in Levada do Rei (The King's Stream) in the north of Madeira island during Christmas 2014. The island has numerous walking routes along water distribution channels that were constructed in the 16th century with the aim to distribute water from the high mountain springs to the slopes and valleys.

The photograph was shot in the south-east forest near the lake Vättern, Sweden around midsummer 2013. It is a portrait of a lively summer spring flowing and mirroring its surroundings in a kaleidoscopic way.

2013

2013

This photograph was shot in the south-east Swedish forest near the lake Vättern around midsummer 2013. It is a part of a series of three photographs that match perfectly together. The series portraits the play of air bubbles under flowing water. Water always sinks to the lowest point pulled by gravity but the journey is full of life and movement.

This photograph was shot in the south-east Swedish forest near the lake Vättern around midsummer 2013. It is a part of a series of three photographs that match perfectly together. The series portraits the play of air bubbles under flowing water. Water always sinks to the lowest point pulled by gravity but the journey is full of life and movement.

This photograph was taken in 2014 at the beautiful Atitlán lake of the Guatemalan Highlands of the Sierra Madre mountain range. "Atitlan" means "at the water" in the mayan language Nahuatl.

Lake Atitlán is the deepest lake in Central America, feeding into two nearby rivers rather than draining into the ocean. It is shaped by deep surrounding escarpments and three volcanoes on its southern flank. 

This photograph was taken in 2014 at the beautiful Atitlán lake of the Guatemalan Highlands of the Sierra Madre mountain range. "Atitlan" means "at the water" in the mayan language Nahuatl.

Lake Atitlán is the deepest lake in Central America, feeding into two nearby rivers rather than draining into the ocean. It is shaped by deep surrounding escarpments and three volcanoes on its southern flank. 

The photograph was taken in 2014 in one of the trails of the northern Madeira’s Laurissilva forest. The trail passes through a spectacular area of native forest which is rich in natural biodiversity. The permanent presence of clear water through this trail intensifies the abundant life forms here and allows a great diversity of species to thrive.

2014

This photograph is from 2014 and was taken in Las Estacas aquatic park of Cuernavaca city, in Mexico. The city is said to be the "City of the Eternal Spring". Water parks are very popular here and range from having basic water holes with thermal waters to natural rivers. 

The color of the picture comes from the golden rays of the sunset piercing the bubbling water of one of the park's waterfalls. 

2015

2013

2014

The photograph was shot in the south-east Swedish forest near the lake Vättern in 2013. This forest is full of small streams following through towards the lake and this particular picture captures the most expressive stream where the water flow is quickened and rushed over the stones.