Greetings from Greenland
Posted: Wed 18 Mar 2009 03:35
Hi All,
I Guess it is time that I finally give in and check out this forum too :)
Anyway, My name is Thomas and I am a freelance photog working out of the Greenlandic Capital, Nuuk.
Photography wise I do quite a lot of stuff:
Landscape photography has always been and still is a passion of mine and I have been blessed with some surrounding that are absolutely stunning and with auroras gracing us with their amazing displays, whenever the sky is clear.
Photography wise I do a lot of stuff, Outdoor assignments are what I love and the more extreme the better, I only feel fully alive hanging of the edge of a speeding dogsled getting a shot, off the rear of a speeding snowmobile, hiking for days to reach the Inland Ice, Sailing a tiny boat among icebergs the size of small islands, or nearly being burried in Icecubes the size of family houses try to get that glacier shot :)
The arctic climate and the winter in particular is where I feel at home. often working for hours or days in temperatures that will make the inside of a freezer look warm and cozy :)
Cover a fair amount of corporate events and does an odd portrait job every now and then, but it is my outdoor and travel photography that makes me feel truly alive.
I am looking forward to see what this forum is all about:)
I Guess it is time that I finally give in and check out this forum too :)
Anyway, My name is Thomas and I am a freelance photog working out of the Greenlandic Capital, Nuuk.
Photography wise I do quite a lot of stuff:
Landscape photography has always been and still is a passion of mine and I have been blessed with some surrounding that are absolutely stunning and with auroras gracing us with their amazing displays, whenever the sky is clear.
Photography wise I do a lot of stuff, Outdoor assignments are what I love and the more extreme the better, I only feel fully alive hanging of the edge of a speeding dogsled getting a shot, off the rear of a speeding snowmobile, hiking for days to reach the Inland Ice, Sailing a tiny boat among icebergs the size of small islands, or nearly being burried in Icecubes the size of family houses try to get that glacier shot :)
The arctic climate and the winter in particular is where I feel at home. often working for hours or days in temperatures that will make the inside of a freezer look warm and cozy :)
Cover a fair amount of corporate events and does an odd portrait job every now and then, but it is my outdoor and travel photography that makes me feel truly alive.
I am looking forward to see what this forum is all about:)