Greenland Gasepynt, Scoresbysund

Gasepynt has a striking mountain structure that immediately reminded me of Iceland’s Westfjords — steep, layered mountains rising directly from the water. The Arctic light and untouched surroundings give the landscape an even more remote character.

A long lens like the 100–500mm is incredibly useful in East Greenland because the landscape is so vast and dramatic. It lets you isolate distant glaciers, icebergs and mountain details, compress the layers of the landscape, and capture perspectives you simply can’t reach with a wide-angle lens.

Scoresbysund is one of the most remote places you can reach in Greenland. There are no roads or infrastructure here. The area is explored by sailing boat, smaller expedition vessel, kayak or multi-day guided kayak trips, with August to roughly mid-September being the best window to experience it. Just around 500 people coming per year.