Artic Frost

The Ilulissat Icefjord sea nests the most active glacier in the world on the west coast of Greenland. As the last ice age in the last 2.5 million years, the glacier itself plays an important role in Earth’s history. Its alarming spread of ice has not only been a constant reminder of climate change, but also where various glaciology and geological knowledge was first understood. Freezingly piercing winds raced between the blocks of ice, coating the sea with soft thick shawl, creating a mysterious wonder of white aurora.