Greenland is an incredible destination for Arctic photography for a number of reasons. Many locations for photography are still remote and unspoiled. Greenland offers a diversity of landscapes and seascapes that is spectacular and, when combined with amazing light, creates incredible opportunities for the photographer. The colorful small towns and settlements of Greenland offer great options to experience and photograph local architecture, cultural activities and sites, people at work and play, and notable icons of history.

Whether you have previously photographed in other Arctic locations in the world or want to experience Arctic image-making for the first time, Greenland has you well covered. Greenland's landscapes and seascapes include rolling hills, jagged mountains and cliffs, incredible rock formations, spectacular fjords, impressive glaciers that flow toward fjords, icebergs that calve off into Greenland’s many fjords, and beautiful green vegetation (especially in the southern areas of Greenland).

This is the first in a series of travel photography books that we are publishing on the Arctic areas of Greenland, Iceland, and northern Canada. This particular book focuses on southern areas of Greenland, including Prince Christian Sound and the towns of Nanortalik, Qaqortoq, and Nuuk.