The Ferryland Iceberg of 2017: A Newfoundland Village Beside a Giant
The houses are the giveaway. Without them, the Ferryland iceberg could almost pass for a snowy mountain on the horizon. Put a row of homes ...
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Icebergs: Photography & Frozen Ocean Stories
Discover icebergs through photography and stories of striking shapes in frozen waters. Explore the collection, then browse related archives on glaciers, polar landscapes and Canada's mountain and winter scenery.
David Burdeny’s Antarctic Iceberg: The Geometry of Mercators Projection
Four areas of colour meet in one remarkable Antarctic photograph: pale sky, bright ice, textured water and deep shadow. David Burdeny's...
Steve Mandel’s Antarctic Split-Level Iceberg Photographs
The most interesting line in Steve Mandel’s Antarctic photographs is the one that will not stay still. It bends across the middle of the im...
Daniel Kordan’s Greenland: Ice, Coast and an Expedition Diary
Greenland’s ice can look architectural: a tower, an arch, a broad white wall. Daniel Kordan’s photographs invite those comparisons, then wi...
An Iceberg Rolls at King’s Point, Newfoundland
At first, the iceberg looks like a pale blue sculpture resting on the water. Then its outline changes, a different surface comes into view,...
Frosted Iceland: Lana Tannir’s Summer Ice Landscapes
Blue ice sits in water that reflects pink, violet and grey. In Lana Tannir’s Iceland photographs, the changing light is as important as the...
Kalle Ljung’s Antarctica Film: A Sailing Journey Seen from Above
Antarctica becomes easier to imagine when the camera gives you something to measure it against: a boat, a stretch of open water, the edge o...
Antarctica Through AirPano’s Panoramas: Islands, Icebergs and Wildlife
A pair of penguins, a pink evening sky and a ship dwarfed by ice: AirPano’s Antarctic collection moves easily between small encounters and ...