Ilulissat Icefjord - iceberg turning over.

Mandag den 7. juli 2014 ved middagstid fik en lille flok gæster fra Albatros en unik oplevelse. På vandretur tæt ved udmundingen af Ilulissat Isfjord så vi et kæmpe isbjerg knække over og rulle rundt. Jeg var heldig at fange scenariet på video. Hilsen Peter Søndergaard.

[BlvxkByrd]

Translation: On Monday, July 7, 2014 at noon, a small group of guests from Albatros had a unique experience. On a hike near the mouth of the Ilulissat Icefjord, we saw a giant iceberg break over and roll around. I was lucky enough to capture the scenario on video. Regards Peter Søndergaard

[TellurdogIsayhi]

The blue of the water as it was flipping, is the most beautiful sight ever. Man that would be incredible to see in person.

[justsubscribe]

Whoever recorded this: Thank you for not screaming, not shouting out 'Oh My God!' a hundred times whilst whooping & a hollering.
This is an awesome capture. A true once in a lifetime moment captured & forever.

[DirtyWorka]

This shot took 12, 000 years to create. Imagine being there for that once in an age moment. Truly incredible.

[nonprogrediestregredi]

That almost doesn't even look real. I can only imagine how incredible that was to watch in person.

[nirelli]

The blue hue of the water as the iceberg flipped was so satisfying.

[geraldinegregory.]

Frightening, but at the same time very, stunningly, beautiful.
The colour of the water was incredible. What a truly wonderful moment to witness.

[hurricanekate]

Thank you so much for posting this. The berg was incredibly beautiful; the ice looked pleated, or carved into columns. And it didn't turn over at all in the direction I was expecting. It was a privilege to see this gorgeous ice before it vanished.

[gregoryyoungmorris]

It's amazing how respectfully quiet the crowd is.

[gailburkett]

"On Monday, July 7, 2014 at noon, a small group of guests from Albatros had a unique experience. On a hike near the mouth of the Ilulissat Icefjord, we saw a giant iceberg break over and roll around. I was lucky enough to capture the scenario on video. Regards Peter Søndergaard."

[samanthazeiger]

Wow. That's a shade of blue I rarely see. There's so much depth and intensity. I could watch that over and over again.

[doriskarloff]

I couldn't imagine what an iceberg flipping over would be like. It was a fantastic sight and sound!

[drinnerd]

It's so incredible how vividly blue that water is!

[MadiganinPeach]

I can't believe how strikingly blue that water is. All of the white makes it practically glow as it flipped. Just stunning.

[jjfarnsdad]

Almost looks like an ice castle just growing out of the water so quickly that it flips over. At least until it does flip then its more iceberg. Nature is truly awesome and very, very scary.

[celinesantoyo]

the sound is insane. the way the water looks blue is so beautiful as well.

[callmeshaggy]

The most terrifying part for me is how unimaginably deep it must be only a couple meters from the shore

[BLAISEDAHL]

The sheer size and scale of it, this is spectacular!

[patriciaschuster]

What an awesome wonder, loud on it's own, but nobody in the background being louder than the actual event. Thank you!

[jillswanepoel]

It blends in with the surroundings you would never say it turned around. So amazing