iceberg crashing in Diskobay, Greenland

Iceberg crashing in Diskobay, Northwestgreenland
The crash is starting slowly, with many smaller parts coming down, the size of the bits falling is increasing and finally ends up in a big burst, like an explosion

[amalibrahimable]

It's beautiful, scary and sad all at the same time.

[peterolesen]

Iceberg: *breaks up*
Camera: *clickclickclickclickclick*

[sheilabatey]

To actually be there at the exact time must have been a tremendous feeling, the noise on the video was loud, it must have been incredible to actually hear it from the cameraman's position. Fabulous,

[plynwow]

The fact that these types of glaciers have been around for as long as they have is incredible. And to capture it is once in a lifetime, literally lol. Great capture!

[linmonash]

That was incredible. What was more adrenaline pumping was how you guys did't seem to be at all worried about the tsunami about to head in your direction - until almost the last moment !

[theduder]

I am always amazed at how slow they move, yet contain so much raw force.
Excellent call on moving your boat!
I was saying "move, move, move" right before you reacted. lol

[tekkx_avery]

Exactly as my friend: Just at the most fascinating moment she switched her camera off or panned out.

[oo-jd-oo]

Wow.... It's amazing to see such large structures just fall right into the water like that

[MOS]

Amazing footage but the added sound effects at 2:08 are a shame, the real sounds are much more satisfying.

[mds]

The right side of the glacier looks like a face.

[MiladJPanah]

Let us all pray a moment for the person who had to process all the images he/she took with that huge buffer.

[IceCreamMeltdown]

That was INCREDIBLE! Thank you for capturing this on film 👏

[madloop]

Ice: "it's getting warmer over here friends, let's dive in!"

[roberttorok]

2:10 when the ice bridge collapsed you can see the face on the right close an eye as if the bridge was it's lifeline. Very lucky to film it or no one would believe it.

[cognitionengine]

Great capture. Thanks for sharing this. Finally a video with decent sound no people cheering. Interesting that we hear the loud crack at 1:52 just before we see it. It should be the other way around unless it cracks inside a few seconds before it falls.

[pushinglimits]

Anyone else love the peace and quiet sounds of being out there..?

[alvaromartinezxp]

The sound of the ice falling and splashing in the sea is amazing!!

[ThePeopleVerse]

Thank you for posting links to the other videos of this and to this full-length video.

[MadansDayOut]

God!! this is epic !! and that sound!!

[hilarybromley]

nice not to hear a load of screaming females every time a piece breaks off