FINE ART PRINTS

Limited edition monochrome prints in large size. Each print is dated and numbered by Carsten. Certificates of authenticity are provided and come affixed to the back of the frame. For technical information about the printing, framing and prices, please contact Carsten.

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Prints are produced in professional Danish printing labs on high-quality photo paper (285 g). Prints are mounted and framed with black wooden frames and with “Museum Glass” (Glass with very low reflection rate).

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This is a high-quality product – not exactly cheap – the solution when only the best of the best is required.

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Each image comes in two sizes (varies with image) - each printed in only 12 editions.

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The images are printed with a white border (on request this can be altered to print to the edge).

THE RACE, Ilulissat 2018

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The use of the Greenland sled dog is going through rapid changes in the recent years. Dog sled racing is increasing in popularity and is receiving immense attention from the Greenland media. In 2018 the annual national championship was held in Ilulissat, West Greenland, where 30 participants with each 10 dogs was competing for the title as the best musher in Greenland. Although there’s money prices involved in the competition, there’s no doubt that the honor and prestige of keeping the long tradition of dog sledding alive is a much higher motivation for the mushers. The image was shot in march from a high mountain just after the start of the race and 25 of the 30 competitors are framed in the picture.

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GIANT CAUGHT IN ICE, Scoresbysund 2012

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At the offset of Winter large icebergs get caught in the sea ice – and will usually stay marooned until the come of Spring, which means June in the Scoresbysund area. On a Polar Bear hunt with local hunters of Ittoqqortoormiit in March, one of the sledges in the hunting party fell a little behind and past one massive ice giants caught in the sea ice.

A DOG'S LIFE I, Scoresbysund 2016

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The Greenland sled dog is extremely hardy and enduring and spend all its life in the outdoors. During a snow storm in April the dogs curl up for the cold wind and shake the snow off when it is feeding time.

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THE ICE BEAR II, Scoresbysund 2018

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A DOG'S LIFE II, Scoresbysund 2017

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The Greenland sled dog is extremely hardy and enduring and spend all its life in the outdoors. During a snow storm in April the dogs curl up for the cold wind and shake the snow off when it is feeding time.

THE JOURNEY, Hurry Fjord, Scoresbysund 2016

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Two hunters on dog sledges makes their way through the magnificent landscapes of Northeast Greenland.

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THE HUNT, Scoresbysund 2009

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In May and June ringed seals come out of the water to rest on top of the sea ice. This means the start of an exciting form of hunting where the hunter sneaks up on the seal all dressed In white.

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SAILING SLEDGE, Thule 2013

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In late June the sea ice in the Thule area is “breaking up” and the local hunters are changing their primary means of transportation from dog sledges to small boats.

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THE NARWHAL, Dove Bay 2018

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THE LOOK-OUT, Scoresbysund 2017

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THE POLAR BEAR HUNTER, Scoresbysund 2017

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Hunter from Scoresbysund dressed in polar bear trouser follow fresh tracks of a polar bear under a massive iceberg.

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THE ICE EDGE, Scoresbysund 2012

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The transition zone between open water and sea ice is a biological hotspot and important hunting grounds.

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A DOG*S LIFE III, Ilulissat 2014

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The power of the Greenland sled dog is amazing and the bond between musher and dogs remarkable.

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SOLITUDE, Scoresbysund 2009

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From the top of the large glacier a magnificent view of the pristine landscape is revealed.

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INTO THE GREAT WHITE OPEN, Ilulissat Icefjord 2014

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In the UNESCO world heritage site Ilulissat Ice fjord hunting and fishing is allowed as long as no motorized vehicles are used. The local hunter has spotted a seal in the ice masses.

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THE LONG TRAVEL, Scoresbysund 2017

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In Greenland, the dog sled is not for sports and recreation, but still the most important mean of transportation.

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SAQQAQ SLED DOG, Saqqaq, Disko Bay 2017

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Summer time is waiting time for the Greenland sled dogs. During Summer the dogs are in chains awaiting the cold season were they can once again get back to work.

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HIDDEN LANDSCAPES, Hurry Fjord, Scoresbysund 2016

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ON THE MOVE, Scoresbysund 2016

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Big Fjord, Little Auks, Scoresbysund 2003

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Winner in the category "Wild Places" in BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2009. The image "Big fjord, little auks" is photographed in Scoresbys Fjord in Northeast Greenland. The motif of the winning photo is a bunch of flying auks (one starlings-large, arctic auk), with massive icebergs that are embraced by a rolling fog in the background.   

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ICEBERG III, Thule 2014

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Icebergs in mist from Ingefield Bredning, Thule area. 

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ICEBERG II, Thule 2013

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Iceberg in stormy winds, southern Thule area.

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THE RAVEN, Thule 2018

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ARCTIC FOX WHITE OUT, Scoresbysund 2013

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Although it is mid-May, snow storms still occur regularly in Northeast Greenland. For the Arctic Fox, a long winter is coming to the end and food will again be plentiful.

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HUNTERS ON THE LOOK-OUT, Scoresbysund 2016

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During a sled travel in April the deep snow cover makes the dogs exhausted dog and a rest is needed. This is polar bear country and the hunters keeps a look-out while resting.

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THE ICE BEAR, Thule 2013

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​In the early summer, when the sea ice is breaking up the polar bear live from ice floe to ice floe in the North Water Polynya, Northwest Greenland.

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A DOGS LIFE IV, Scoresbysund 2012

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THE BIRD HUNTER, Ilulissat 2014

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THE WATER BEAR, Scoresbysund 2018

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AT THE FOOT, Scoresbysund 2017

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