AetheReal Photography
Nordic Landscapes Fine Art Prints
Fine Art Prints
Nordic Landscape and Wildlife Fine Art Prints — limited, signed, and authenticated for lasting value.
Created by National Geographic Contributor and Swiss Photographer, Michele Bernasconi, these editions embody the ethereal beauty of nature, preserved on museum-grade archival paper.
This fine-art print transports us into the otherworldly realm of Scoresby Sund, the world’s largest fjord system. A colossal iceberg, its surfaces hewn by wind and water, rises like a frozen monument against the Arctic sky. Bathed in muted, aethereal tones, the form’s sheer scale evokes both silence and sublime power, a solitary sculpture drifting within Greenland’s vast labyrinth of fjords.
Known in Greenlandic as Kangertittivaq, Scoresby Sund, the largest fjord system in the world, stretches more than 350 kilometers inland, its waters framed by basalt cliffs that soar up to two thousand meters. Glaciers here release icebergs of extraordinary size and shape, each one a fleeting masterpiece of natural artistry. Remote and largely untouched, this Arctic wilderness feels timeless, an immense, silent gallery where ice, sea, and sky converge.
Each print is crafted on Canon or Hahnemühle museum-grade fine art semi-gloss (luster) paper, ensuring archival quality, rich colors, and subtle depth that will endure for generations.
Important: Shipment is limited to Switzerland. However, if you are interested in purchasing from abroad, please reach out via email, I may be able to arrange international shipping on a case-by-case basis.
Above the rugged rocks of East Greenland’s Danmark Ø, nestled in the icy maze of Scoresby Sund, the waning moon drifts through a misty veil, its glow softened into a dreamlike presence. Suspended between earth and sky, it embodies the ethereal, a fleeting vision that feels both near and untouchable, a silent echo of timeless solitude.
Danmark Ø, or Danmark Island, lies within Scoresby Sound, the largest fjord systems in the world, stretching hundreds of kilometers inland. The island was named in 1891 by explorer Carl Ryder, who wintered there during his expedition to map the fjord system. This remote and largely untouched wilderness, with its stark terrain and deep fjords, amplifies the photograph’s mood of quiet isolation and serene beauty.
Each print is crafted on Canon or Hahnemühle museum-grade fine art semi-gloss (luster) paper, ensuring archival quality, rich colors, and subtle depth that will endure for generations.
Important: Shipment is limited to Switzerland. However, if you are interested in purchasing from abroad, please reach out via email, I may be able to arrange international shipping on a case-by-case basis.
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