From the National Geographic story about research in the High Arctic
From a series about Greenland’s glaciers, scientists kayak a meltwater ravine. Winner at World Press Photo andpublished in National Geographic Magazine.
From a series about research into sea ice in the High Arctic, originally an assignment from National Geographic Magazine.
From a series about icebergs around the coast of Greenland
From a series about icebergs around the coast of Greenland.
A memorial cross, is put to use by gentoo penguins as a rookery. Petermann Island, Antarctic Peninsula. From a series commissioned by Mare in Germany about ruins and artefacts around the coast of the Antarctic Peninsula.
A melt lake in the shape of a heart on the surface of the Greenland Icesheet. With a meltwater ravine.
Patterns made by melt rivers cutting into the snow covered surface of the retreated glacier of Frederikshåb Isblink on West Greenland. The fast flowing water has churned up silt on one side contrasted against the remaining clear glacial water on the other side.
The Noordelicht sailing ship, negotiating ice choked waters off Greenland. From a series made with British arts collective -Cape Farewell.
The Aurora Borealis photographed in the middle of the night from a vessel in the remote North West Passage
Looking through the rigging of the Noorderlicht sailing vessel as it negotiates ice-choked waters in the Fram Strait off the Greenland coast.