Greenland has been showing up in the news lately, but most of what people hear barely scratches the surface. For me, Greenland isn’t an abstract place on a map or a headline tied to geopolitics. It’s a place I’ve spent real time in — on foot, on skis, and living day to day in one of the most isolated environments on Earth.
I’ve spent over two months of my life in Greenland across multiple expeditions. I’ve crossed the Greenland ice cap, traveled through Arctic tundra, and worked on both the east and west sides of the country. It’s one of the most dynamic, culturally rich, and deceptively harsh places I’ve ever experienced.
It’s also one of the most visually powerful landscapes a photographer could ever encounter.
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