Category Archives: Greenland

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Learning to See

Tuesday, July 16, 2019 by Richard | 0 Comments

A few months ago, I spent a very enjoyable day photographing waterfalls on the North York Moors with my good friend John Clifton. I rarely go out with other photographers apart from Janet, so it […]

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Scoresby Sound – When the Dream Becomes A Reality

Monday, October 1, 2018 by Richard | 0 Comments

I’ve had an interest in Greenland since first seeing the Ragnar Axelsson documentary in 2011, add in the fact that we live close to William Scoresby’s home town of Whitby and you can see why […]

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Surviving Photographing in Extremely Cold Conditions

Wednesday, October 4, 2017 by Richard | 0 Comments

Greenland, a land of such incredible beauty, that words and pictures just can’t do it justice, but also a place with some pretty savage temperatures. Now us photographers are a strange bunch, whereas your average […]

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Why Greenland in Winter?

Wednesday, March 22, 2017 by Richard | 0 Comments

Greenland, a land of icebergs and Inuit’s. Conventional wisdom says Greenland is only visited by intrepid explorers’ like Amundson and Rasmussen, plus a few hardy trekkers who come in the summer, but ordinary people like […]