Blue and Grey

On November 11, 2013November 11, 2013 By Mike and Christy14 Comments

Blue and Grey

A bright blue iceberg lighting up a misty grey morning. Early August 2013 Karale Glacier, East Greenland.

Clouded top

On November 9, 2013November 9, 2013 By Mike and Christy6 Comments

Clouded top

Pinhole photograph looking out towards a beautiful mountain hiding in the clouds. Taken with Holga pinhole camera and Fuji Velvia 100 iso film last summer in Greenland.

Fire and ice

On October 30, 2013October 31, 2013 By Mike and Christy19 Comments

Fire and ice

Fiery sunset suggests warmth in a cold land. The evening sun dips below the Greenland ice cap setting fire to Sermilik Fjord. Photographed this summer while on a kayaking trip in East Greenland.

Lunch Break

On October 27, 2013October 27, 2013 By Mike and ChristyLeave a comment

Lunch Break

Warming the toes on a bluebird day while looking out at the spectacular scenery in East Greenland. Taken with the trusty old black Holga using Kodak Porta 400 ISO film.

Ice and Moon

On October 22, 2013 By Mike and Christy14 Comments

Ice and Moon

Little ice chunks out for a moonlight swim.

Trio

On October 15, 2013 By Mike and Christy16 Comments

Trio

I went to Greenland to kayak and view icebergs and came back in awe of the geology. Every mountain peak seems to have veins of minerals and variations in colors that are jaw dropping. Note to self: next time bring a geologist.

Skimming the Horizon

On October 14, 2013October 15, 2013 By Mike and Christy8 Comments

Skimming the Horizon

Night in Greenland was defined by the sun skimming the horizon line, moving behind peaks and into the clouds, but never fully going down. Photographed while on a kayak trip this summer near the Karale glacier, East Greenland.

Rockbread..that’s why!

On September 19, 2013September 19, 2013 By Mike and Christy22 Comments

Rockbread..that's why!

The sly guy from yesterdays post spent hours circling and eyeing the cook tent and then with a smooth precision strike makes off with a slice of rockbread, dubbed so by our kayaking group as it was an almost indestructible, albeit edible, loaf of bread that we had plenty of on our voyages in greenland. I am sure it was a great addition to this foxes diet as every morsel will help in surviving the upcoming winter.