Thanks to all the locals who came along on Friday night. A really fantastic evening and certainly my most rewarding exhibition I’ve ever done. Really appreciate all the great feedback from everyone and hope you all had as much fun as our crew from Niseko Photography… sliding on home at 4.30am. Aaron Jamieson – Greenland […]
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So stoked to see a great 7 page spread of our trip to Greenland in this winter’s issue of Outdoor Japan! This was truly the experience of a lifetime where I took off on a 2 month filming project for Australian Geographic with Dr Dean Miller. We covered thousands of kilometres in our time there, […]
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The final episode of Expedition Greenland. Our eight gruelling weeks of filming and exploration have been edited down to just 4 minutes and features breathtaking scenery, Arctic wildlife and a juxtaposition of traditional and modern cultures. Truly the experience of a lifetime… And way way beyond the comfort zone!!
Read More ›Greenland had enthralled me to a point until recently. Now it’s blown my mind. Having been lucky enough in the last few weeks to enjoy several helicopter flights over some of our homebase mountains in Liverpool Land, the scale of Greenland’s wild mountain ranges was obvious; huge mountains cut by glaciers in a pattern that […]
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An insight into the lives of The Snow Dragons; Tangent Expeditions and Eastern Greenland’s Snowmobile guides. In our daily roles here in Greenland we often find ourselves on snowmobiles working as guides for Tangent Expeditions. Dubbed ‘The Snow Dragons’, this guiding team gives us the perfect excuse and opportunity to get out and explore Eastern […]
Read More ›Over four long days being bathed in the now 24 hours of sun we now have, we travelled 380km as far into the west as we have been so far. Our travels took us through valleys, over fjords and up glaciers. More and more this great country astounds us with its sheer beauty and deep […]
Read More ›A compilation of many sleepless nights spent looking at the beautiful skies in Greenland.
Read More ›We arrived in Greenland over a month ago and in that time snow has fallen only once. It arrived early in our trip and was delivered with 85km/hr winds. Needless to say the mountains were left with less snow cover than before the storm. We awake daily to the sight of beautiful clear skies and […]
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Yesterday we spent the day in the only local settlement close to us, a village called Ittoqqortoormiit. Pronounced E-TOK-O-TOR-MIT. It’s about 2-3 hours from our base by snowmobile and is completely surrounded by snow covered mountains and frozen seas and sits at the mouth of the Scorseby Fjord, the largest fjord in the world. Yesterday […]
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Between snowmobiling expeditions the Adventure For Change team have been busy exploring the Arctic on foot and two days ago climbed our first peak! This is an incredible landscape of frozen fjords, sharp jagged mountains, icecaps and valleys. It really is the Arctic in all its glory and we feel extremely privileged just to be […]
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