The Lofoten Islands is known for its harsh climate but due to being located by the Gulfstream, temperatures rarely get too far beneath freezing. It’s the constant wind, clouds, and perspiration that make the climate harsh.
Still, there are periods each winter when even the bigger lakes freeze. If you’re lucky, it happens more than once per winter. If you dare crawl your way onto the cracking ice, you might be rewarded with views like this.
Photographer: Christian Hoiberg
Collection: 68 North A Visual Journey Through the Lofoten Islands
Edition: 1/1
Size: 4000 × 2668