Oct 18, 2024
Monumental Island, Nunavut, Canada, lies in Davis Strait near the southeast tip of the Hall Peninsula of Baffin Island.
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Monumental Island, Nunavut, Canada, lies in Davis Strait near the southeast tip of the Hall Peninsula of Baffin Island.
Seven smaller, unnamed islands are off the northwest end of Lady Franklin Island, Nunavut, Canada, in the Davis Strait southeast of Baffin Island.
An iceberg originating in Greenland floats in the Davis Strait off eastern Baffin Island, Canada. The Baffin Mountains are the highest range east of the Rockies, the eastern edge of the Canadian Shield.
Monumental Island, Nunavut, Canada, receives icebergs which have floated down the Davis Strait from Greenland.
An iceberg floats in the Davis Strait off southwestern Greenland.
Flying over #Greenland #Kitaa #Tunu #DavisStrait #vestgrønland #aerialphotography #airplanewindow (at Aussivik, Vestgronland, Greenland) https://www.instagram.com/p/BqPWUC1lltr/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1m6z6u0k7bi1t
Looking for more #horsepower. #iceberg #mariusent #påtur #påseiltur #sailing #seiling #davisstrait #greenland #diskobay #Romar #oceansailing #bsseil #havseilerklubben #havseiler #langtur #kongelignorskseilforening #havseilerklubben #havseiler #langtur (ved Davis Strait)
The Arctic has the most incredible light, the magic hour never seems to end. This photo is from back from the summer of 2012 while crossing the Davis Strait from Baffin Island to Greenland. I was aboard a Russian icebreaking vessel with a team of scientists from the Canadian Museum of Nature documenting climate change. I can only imagine what some of the places we visited on that trip look like now in 2016 with even more sea ice disappearing. It was unbelievable to see the images of huge glaciers, several miles long, from 7 years prior, completely gone from sight. It’s mind blowing how quickly the planet is changing right in front of us. Sometimes I feel so small and insignificant in it all. What can a single person do in their daily lives to truly make a difference while still participating in the modern world?
Source: justinbastien.com