What It Feels Like to Explore Greenland Alone

Greenland has been on my bucket list for years. This summer, I finally had the chance to explore it on an expedition aboard the National Geographic Resolution. We sailed along Greenland’s remote west coast—through the massive icebergs of Disko Bay, into untouched fjords, and across some of the most dramatic Arctic landscapes on Earth.

For two weeks, I filmed everything: glaciers calving into the sea, icebergs the size of skyscrapers, and remote corners of Greenland that few people ever get to see.

Some of these shots are among my favorite I’ve ever captured, moments that honestly left me speechless.

This is what one of the last wild places on the planet felt like.

Huge thank you to National Geographic and Lindblad Expeditions for making this dream trip possible.

If you’re curious about their Greenland itineraries, you can check them out here: www.expeditions.com

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