Northwest Passage
An Inuit demonstrated for us how to do a roll in a kayak. The water was near freezing.
As we traveled farther east we saw more icebergs.
The boy on the left sold us a small carving of a seal. His friends enjoyed getting in the action.
The granite walls of Lower Savage Island at the far eastern end of Canada.
Huge iceberg at Monumental Island.
The Sea Adventurer awaiting our return one evening when looking for wildlife on Monumental Island.
Another light show.
After failing to see the Northern lights in Iceland and Alaska, I was thrilled to have a couple of opportunities to photograph them on this trip.
One last view of the Aurora Borealis.
And then a new day!
As we traveled from Baffin Island to Greenland I spent a lot of time photographing the birds that traveled with us.
Northern fulmar.
Northern fulmars flying by.
We approached Ilulissat, Greenland just as the sun was setting, making for magical light on the huge icebergs near the entrance to the harbor of the town.
Simply spectacular.
Another view.
Soft light on the icebergs.
Approaching Ilulissat, Greenland.
Ilulissat, Greenland at dusk.
Our ship backlit by the sun as we sail away on our Zodiacs.
Another sunrise.
Walking to Jakobshavn Glacier from the town of Ilulissat, Greenland.
First view of Jakobshavn Glacier as it calves into the ocean.
Jakobshavn Glacier.
Jakobshavn Glacier
Another view of Jakobshavn Glacier
Jakobshavn Glacier
Jakobshavn Glacier. See the fellow on the right.
Jakobshavn Glacier
Close up of the Jakobshavn Glacier
Walking around Ilulissat
A from foundation for these houses in Ilulissat.
Church in Ilulissat.
Small boat navigating the ice waters around Ilulissat.
Kayaks by the sea
A husky waiting for the call to "mush."
Humpback whale coming toward our Zodiac. She turned away thank goodness.
Bergy bits strewn across the iceberg dominated bay wth our ship in the background.
Viewing the icebergs calving from the Jakobshavn Glacier.
Viewing icebergs in our Zodiacs.
Enormous icebergs
An impressive view.
Wall of ice.
