One of the icons of Iceland, the puffin. It’s about 10pm and fishing has been good as you can see. Traveling the Arctic we’re moving through such a big picture, but it’s often the details that make the biggest impact. Here, the land, the sea, and the air are all tied together. All in the…
Night night.
The clear, the calm, the beautiful Bylot Island. The Arctic in a good mood. #happyplace #meetthenorth #lindbladexpeditions #arctic #nunavut #clearskies #mountains
Because spring is here but snow is beautiful. #meetthenorth #lindbladexpeditions #arctic #snow #nunavut #greenland #baffinisland #spring #light #beauty
#meetthenorth #lindbladexpeditions #baffinisland #nunavut #pondinlet #sleddogs #sunset #arctic
Meet the North #meetthenorth #lindbladexpeditions #snow #seaice #arctic #ice #getlost
Inspiration lives here. A fabulous visit with artist Zaria Forman left me uplifted and even more in love with ice. It was so special to see this pastel iceberg come to life on a wall in New York City but even more special to learn from the talent, focus, commitment and vision of the artist herself….
A jewel of the north. Ice from the Vatnajökull glacier that has made its way, over thousands of years, to rest on Iceland’s black sand. We are homeward bound. Photo Eric Guth
East Iceland, you are a beauty. We drove through Djúpivogur and kept going. I wandered the wetland to spy on a herd of swans, then we took off down a gravel runway until it ran out. Sometimes, the end of the road is the right place to be. Photo Eric Guth
North around Melrakkasletta, and it’s stunning. When we asked about this road, here’s what we learned (as retold by Eric): You don’t want to take that road, there’s nothing to see there. We went anyway. Ta da! Photo by Eric Guth.