Photography by Michael O. Snyder
Battling subzero temperatures and forty-foot seas, a team of scientists embark on a perilous winter expedition into the darkest regions of the Arctic. Their mission: to understand how trace amounts of light may be radically altering the mysterious world of the polar night. What they discover has implications for the global climate and the future of the Arctic.
A film production by Interdependent Pictures and UiT The Arctic University of Norway, in association with Vox, GoPro, and Sony Pro USA, and in partnership with The Changing Arctic Ocean Programme. Directed by Michael O. Snyder and Produced by Eli Kintisch and Michael O. Snyder.
Published in National Geographic, Oceanographic Magazine, and Scientific American.
To see more of Michael O Snyder’s work, please visit https://www.michaelosnyder.com/
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- all ages
- Climate Change
- Transport
Breakdown
The traffic just seems to be getting worse every day at Iceland’s iceberg lagoon, Jökulsárlón… -
- adults only
- Climate Change
- Research
Feeling The Heat
How do climate scientists, working on the front line of a problem that’s invisible to most of us, respond to it as human beings, as citizens of this planet? A visually spectacular triptych from Adam Sébire, featuring rare thermographic imagery.