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Fragments II. The coloured glow of submerged ice can be seen to expand way beyond the size of an exposed iceberg. Resting into the depths of the arctic waters, these massive temporary structures have so much beauty that we cannot witness from the surface. The fact that they disappear so rapidly has always made me strive to photograph every unique piece that I can find. #greenland (at Greenland)
A snowy New Year’s welcome. Captivating inspiration by @og_architect & Design Base 8, from the Rabbit Snare Gorge Cabin. Shots by @2spacephoto. #5STYLE (at Inverness, Nova Scotia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm4QLx1od6a/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Glacier Lagoon Vibes. #iceland (at Jökulsárlón-Glacier lagoon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHyFY2Nhw1H/?igshid=l5dq65l4c8m
The Polaris Project - Iceland, December 2017
Learn EVERYTHING about my photo process and editing: here The gear I use to make these images: here
The Others. #iceland https://www.instagram.com/p/CFP2lJwhQdM/?igshid=17ap02frvaeqo
House Completely Surronded by Trees
© Paul Warchol
Alaska - The Places That Impacted Me Most My first article on my first blog, this is exciting, it only took a pandemic for this blog to finally move to the top of the agenda. There are still shelves to assemble in my garage and I wonder what else is it going to take it for me to get them upright. A meteorite? Ok now to the subject at hand, the big question: Which places have have had the most around impact on me? It’s fair to say that my job as a commercial adventure photographer takes me to pretty cool places so I should know what I’m talking about right? Let’s just assume that you trust my judgement. Keep reading at : Alaska - The Places That Impacted Me Most
Hverfjall is a large, circular explosion crater, about 140 metres deep and with a diameter of 1,000 metres. Hverfjall is one of Iceland’s most beautiful and symmetrical explosion craters, besides being one of the largest of its kind in the world. It is estimated that the crater was created during a volcanic explosion and its likely around 2800 - 2900 years old. #iceland (at Hverfjall) https://www.instagram.com/p/CITi4v2hPcO/?igshid=d649q0vn1lln
