ENTRY DESCRIPTION
Greenland is the place to see ice in all its spectacular forms. Big, bigger and absolutely huge. Calved from the majestic inland ice, icebergs consist of tightly compressed snow that fell on Greenland thousands and thousands of years ago. Like ponderous actors in an eternal drama, they set the scene for an out-of-this-world experience. In the winter, trapped in the pack ice, they are like frozen pieces in nature’s great game, spectacular and awesome. In the summer, they become floating sculptures setting off on a long and uncertain voyage only steered by the wind and current.

AUTHOR
Jean-Luc Grossmann confesses that the spirit of adventure is strong within his soul. Jean-Luc was born in Paris and has lived for the past 30 years in Switzerland where he works as a professional photographer. His passion for people and outdoor photography and his thirst for discovery and adventure have taken him on several journeys all over the world. His favourite destinations are Greenland, the Outer-Hebrides, Madagascar, Cape Verde, Australia and Namibia.

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