A Journey Along Europe’s Edge
It began with a simple thought: to follow the water’s edge and see how the world changes, one shore at a time.
What started as curiosity became a quiet pursuit – to observe light, texture, and rhythm along the continent’s coasts.
This growing collection of images traces Europe’s edges, from sunlit Mediterranean harbors to wind-battered northern
cliffs. And as long as the waves keep moving, the journey continues.
Read the full story
Maasvlakte: Europe’s Gateway to the Sea
The Maasvlakte is not a picturesque coastal town but a man-made extension of the Port of Rotterdam—built from reclaimed sand to create more space for containers, cranes, and colossal ships. Together with the adjacent Europoort, it forms by far the largest seaport in Europe. Everything here is on a massive scale: the freighters, the industrial complexes, the endless rows of brightly colored containers.
See the full Maasvlakte gallery
The Marie Mærsk is unloaded at the Maasvlakte terminal.
Maasvlakte, Netherlands, July 2022
Maasvlakte, Netherlands, July 2022
