Often you wait for months until the sea releases an object and all of a sudden something unprecedented comes to light. The photographer and architect Isabelle Bacher had the patience. She came, saw and captured the rare images, that play of sky, stone and water that exists in no other place in the world. "Maybe it's because of my Norwegian mother and the Scandinavian blood in my veins, my sun-sensitive skin, or simply the fact that barren landscapes have always excited me more than palm trees and tropical beaches."