In the last two decades, I have increasingly become a landscape photographer. In this period I traded my previous conceptual approach to landscape for a more open experience. Naturally, this changed the way I photographed it. For example, I could see the forest-covered dune as a former sand dune, suddenly and randomly overgrown with vegetation. The clear line, so characteristic of the wandering dune landscape, was disrupted by a high degree of entropy. An ordered representation of the visual chaos in the wooded dunes became the theme of this series.