Natural architecture and landscape of the Arctic.

Crackling, caving, flipping, breaking, submersion, and exposure over tens of thousands of years.

A collection of some of my photographs from our trip to Scoresby Sund in Greenland.



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Returning from the Arctic and slamming straight into a New York City heat wave, is unlike any other climate shock that I've ever experienced.

There is an inbox that needs sorting, projects at work that need tending, and an end of summer dinner party that needs planning. All this and I haven't even sorted through my Arctic photographs yet.

But despite all the hustle and bustle, it's good to be home in this noisy, dirty, sweaty city. I've missed you New York.
[Photograph by {this is glamorous}]

Ahoy! Away we go on our sea-faring way. We will be setting our compasses and heading north from Longyearbyen, Norway (orange dot on map) to the Arctic sea. I cannot wait to share our photographs and memories from one of the biggest adventures we've had yet.
[photographs by Paul Nicklen, National Geographic]

This weekend we will be preparing for our Arctic voyage to Sweden, Norway, Greenland, and Iceland. My bags are prepped and ready for some adventure dry fit clothing and a really good eye mask for the negative 5 hours of darkness that we will have to contend with.