Depth Perception
Three planes,one frame.
Every composition is built in layers — the intimate foreground, the story-telling midground, and the expansive background. Move your cursor across the scene to experience how depth creates presence.
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INTERACTIVE DEPTH
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Photography Series
Selected Work
Boreal Silence
WildernessLapland, Finland · 2024
After the Rain
ForestOlympic Rainforest, WA · 2024
Golden Hour Atlas
MountainDolomites, Italy · 2023
Fog & Fern
CoastalFaroe Islands · 2023
Root System
ForestBlack Forest, Germany · 2023
First Light
WildernessYosemite, California · 2022
Limited Edition Prints
Bring the wilderness home.
Each print is produced on 300gsm Hahnemühle Fine Art Baryta, signed and numbered by Léa. Editions range from 6 to 20 — once they're gone, they're gone.
Ed. 12
Boreal Silence
CHF 480
Ed. 15
Golden Hour Atlas
CHF 360
Ed. 10
Root System
CHF 420
Ed. 8
After the Rain
CHF 520
Collectors
What they say.
“I've collected fine art photography for 15 years. Lea's work is the first I've bought solely based on an emotional reaction — not investment. That's rare.”
“The Boreal Silence series hangs in my studio. Every morning it changes the way I think about light. That's worth more than the print.”
“I discovered Lea through an editorial, bought the last print in the Mountain series. Three years later, I still can't imagine the room without it.”
Behind each print
The process.
Each series begins with weeks in the field. I travel alone, no schedule, no shot list — only the landscape and the right light.
From thousands of frames, I select at most 12 per series. The ones that survive are the ones I can't explain — only feel.
Fine-art pigment on Hahnemühle paper, 12-colour process, signed and numbered. Each print is made to last 200 years.
Once a series sells out, it is closed forever. No reprints. The scarcity is not a marketing decision — it's a commitment to the work.
Press
"Images that breathe — each frame holds the patience of hours, the weight of silence."
Claire Dumont
Le Monde