This photobook contains selected photographs of different native woodlands regions of Scotland: the Highlands of Perthshire, the coastal regions of Argyllshire, the Beinn Eighe and Loch Maree Islands National Nature Reserve, the Glen Affric, as well as Strathspey and Deeside inside the Cairngorms National Park. All photographs have been captured over several years, mainly in the months October and November.

This photobook contains selected photographs of three regions of the arctic: the fjords of western Spitsbergen, the large sounds and fjords in East Greenland as well as the Greenland Sea. All photographs have been captured from a ship resp. zodiac or during hikes in coastal areas, in July and August 2023.

This photobook contains selected photographs of seven regions of the Scottish Highlands and the surrounding islands: the north- and east coast, the northwest coast, the Glen Affric, the Western Grampian Mountains, as well as Orkney, Lewis and Harris and the Isle of Skye. All photographs have been captured in the years 2017 until 2022. They are complemented by an introduction with sketches of the Highlands and short descriptions of the photographed regions.

North of Scotland in the North Atlantic, between Iceland in the west and Norway in the east, one can find the island group of the Faroes. The 18 islands are populated by about 53 thousand people and 70 thousand sheeps.
This photobook contains selected photographs of the Faroes's fjords and islands, in particular of the spectacluar coast lines. All photographs have been captured in early autumn.

In the North Atlantic between the southern tip of Greenland and Scandinavia, just below the Acrtic Circle, one can find Iceland, the youngest island of Europe. With an area of about 100,000 km² it size corresponds approximately to the area of the German states of Bavaria and Baden-Wuerttemberg taken together, and yet with a population of less than 400,000 people.
This photobook contains selected photographs of the various and amazing geographical regions of Iceland, from active and ancient volcanoes, lava fields, basalt mountains, geothermal areas, glaciers, canyons, waterfalls and more. Most photographs have been captured in early autumn 2022. They are complemented by short descriptions of the geographical regions.