Jan Erik Waider Captures Hypnotic Polygon Ice Formations in Baltic Sea Drone Videos
Photographer Jan Erik Waider recently documented a natural phenomenon in the Baltic Sea near northern Germany, where thin ice formed geometric patterns on the water's surface. Using aerial drone footage, Waider captured the rhythmic movement of these polygon-like ice sheets as they undulated with waves without breaking apart. The videos create abstract, minimalist effects that study light, structure, and motion. Waider is known for atmospheric landscape photography of remote locations like Iceland and Antarctica. The footage is available on his YouTube, Instagram, and Behance platforms.
Key facts
- Jan Erik Waider documented polygon ice formations in the Baltic Sea
- The phenomenon occurred off the coast of northern Germany
- Waider used aerial drone footage to capture the moving ice patterns
- The videos create abstract, minimalist visual effects
- Waider specializes in atmospheric landscape photography of remote regions
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Artists
- Jan Erik Waider
Locations
- Baltic Sea
- Germany
- Iceland
- Antarctic