fishing among the icebergs

is a hard job. to take photos of the blue arctic scenery is more easy. you like

the capture?

Anne,   First, the subject here is unique, not usually seen, and most interesting.  I am reading a crime novel set in Greenland that involves an Icelandic lawyer.  The book is The Day is Dark by Yrsa Sigurdardottir, an Icelandic author.  I tinkered with your image to make it clearer and to get it to pop more.  I used auto white balance to eliminate the blue cast, sharpened it a bit and lowered the highlights and adjusting brightness and contrast.  i hope you like and find the result heloful.  Again, this image is intriguing.    Best to you.  Larry

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thank you, larry for your interest, your work with the picture and your book recommendation. i love to read icelandic literature and i have read some of yrsa sigurdardottirs thrillers, but not yet "the day is dark". -  i love the arctic, and i love the symphony of blue colors there . . . . this capture shows a blue and white (sea fog) day -  the only colorful spot was the boat. i like the photo the way it is . . . it`s a true arctic impression; therefore i would not eliminate the blue cast. you sharpened it a bit, lowered the highlights and adjusted brightness and contrast.... i do not know, how my photo is shown on your monitor; my mac shows it sharp and contrasted enough. it`s a different world there in greenland  - water, ice and the sky seem to melt. and that`s what i want to show on this pic. best wishes, anne

Hi Anne,   I appreciate and understand your take on this image.  i would love to experience the Arctic as you have.  Thanks for your detailed reply.  Larry

hi larry, i aways encourage people to visit greenland as long as the glaciers calve into the arctic sea and you can see these magnificent huge icebergs drifting. to me the arctic is one of the most beautiful places of the world, anne