A 10 year quest to capture the most beautiful iceberg shots

October 20, 2021March 25, 2023 Kevin Mangaroo documentaries, icebergs

The frozen iceberg landscape is a truly majestic sight and it really leaves one in absolute awe. For some time, photographer Paul Souders mission’s has been to get some of the most beautiful photographs of the world’s most incredible icebergs.

It has been a ten-year quest to capture the real essence and otherworldly beauty of those icebergs. It wasn’t an easy task, as this demands a lot of patience and skills to get those epic shots, but Paul managed to capture that raw beauty and magnificence in those truly stunning images.

Since 2001 he has ventured to polar regions such as Greenland, Norway and Alaska – covering an impressive 6,000 miles in his own boat.

“I’ve tried for years to capture the ‘perfect’ image of a falling glacier,” explained Paul.
“I’ve spent days sitting in my small boat, staring at the massive ice cliffs, waiting for something to fall.”
“‘I’ve also wanted to show the ice from below the ocean surface.”

Enjoy!

**A huge column of ice caves away from the face of the Dawes Glacier in the Tracy Arm Fjords Terror Wilderness in Alaska**

**How deep an iceberg extends below the water. This picture was taken in Jakobshavn Isfjord near Ilulissat, Greenland**

**A slab of ice falls from an iceberg in Disko Bay on a sunny summer evening in Ilulissat, Greenland**

**A blue iceberg lit from behind by the setting sun floats near the calving face of Ailik Glacier in Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska**

**A melting iceberg floating near the face of Jakobshavn Isfjord on a stormy evening in Ilulissat, Greenland**

**A close-up view of the melting surface of a glacial iceberg along Birdvagen Cove in Nordaustlandet, Svalbard, Norway**

Underwater Sea Ice, Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska

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