Photography in Ilulissat Greenland Part 1

This is the first of two videos from Ilulissat. An incredible town in western Greenland. With a population of around 5,000 it is the third-largest city in Greenland. The town is right on the coastal edge of the Ilulissat Icefjord which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You'll see why in this video. It's awesome.

Part II is coming up next.

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[scotty]

Laughing at Brendon;s penguin walk at the end. All joking aside, really excited to see you both forging this new partnership and think it will be a great success as I definitely think there will be a demand to explore new or lesser explored photography frontiers. I wish you both much success and look forward to seeing your adventures

[scottman]

What a great way to start the adventure in Greenland! The landscapes are just stunning! I am really excited to see this new venture with Brendan. The trips you got planned look so epic!

[ocskaym]

You got perfect conditions for both sunsets! And that humpback whale, what a treat!

[juanitakelly]

Traveling with you, even vicariously, is always a joy! Looking forward to more and love the way you compact lots of info, along with a variety of filming and editing techniques into your videos.

[kreygscott]

Nwice. That's the new spelling for nice guys. Nice to see you both together kicking it. Looking forward to more amazing content. ✌✌👍

[guykerr]

Good luck with your new venture… Who knows one day I may make one.

[tjsinva]

Good stuff. I'll skip the ice plunge, thank you. Carry on. 👍🥂

[JohnMayfield-NS]

Man.. if I could afford to TRVL it'd be with you guys. :) Looks like a great venture/adventure!

[maxmillion]

Greenland would be a great place to visit.

[jeremyhendersonphotography]

Greg, did you notice that the ice was melting in Greenland? Any thoughts about why that might be? You and bvs really are good guys but promoting long distance travel is something on its last legs.

[davidv]

You need to change your channel name to Grg Snll to go with the no-vowels approach to life