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New to Greenland? New to my blog? Welcome aboard! I plan to write a lot of info about living in Greenland - as I do.
My name is Dorthe Ivalo Lennert Jensen and I have lived almost my entire life in Greenland, since I arrived some 50 years ago.
I am a mother, wife and school teacher, and also a blogger for more than 10 years. Maybe some of my blog post are ordinary and dull about everyday life. But that’s how life is. It’s not always sunny – not even here in Sisimiut -
right at the polar circle.
- And remember: You don’t have to read it all, but only the topics that are interesting for you. But now you know, why I write about (almost) everything.
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Hi, my name is Laali Berthelsen
Born and raised in Nuuk. Educated service economist with tourism as a speciality, from Kold College in Odense, Denmark.
I have worked in the tourism industry for 9 years, in Greenland during summer and abroad during the winter.
I work primarily as a guide/tourleader. In addition, I have certificates as a fitness instructor, personal trainer, and dietician.
I love to show my amazing country to visitors and love to travel myself.
Thank you for seeing my blog.
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.Anders Berthelsen (b. 1980) is a Greenlandic filmmaker, photographer and certified drone pilot. Anders is born and raised in Greenland’s capital Nuuk. His interest in filmmaking began at age 13, and in 2009, he started own company Made in Nuuk Productions. From then on, Anders worked with film as a freelancer, and from 2012 he has been working full time as a filmmaker, working with various documentaries, TV broadcasts and film projects in Greenland. Anders is currently working on a documentary about Greenland’s worst accidents called “Blok 5”
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My name is Stephan Fürnrohr and I am an Photographer.
Born and raised in Regensburg, now Living in Kallmünz, a romantic little village in Bavaria with some reputation as an artists' village.
I guess I am addicted to the Arctic, and I love Greenland.
My favourite quote about photography: "Fotografie ist Fantasie gewordene Realität" (Robert Edtmaier) which means something like "Photography is reality which has turned to fantasy"
I take pictures since my early youth, it is my artistic passion, my form of expression. I find my subjects on trips, in nature and in abstract architectural views.
I'm president of the GDT (Society of German Nature Photographers) and chairman of one of the oldest photo clubs in Germany, the Photographic Society of Regensburg e.V. (est. 1894).
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Welcome to my special blog, here at Guide to Greenland. No doubt Greenland has my heart - and that's where I mostly unfold as a photographer.
I feel a strong urge – almost an obligation – to communicate my fantastic Greenland experiences to a broad audience. The natural beauty of Greenland is unmatched in the World but the environment of the Arctic is also extremely vulnerable.
I trained as a biologist, completing a PhD in Arctic biology at the University of Copenhagen. I am affiliated with the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources, where I primarily work with Greenland seabirds. I lived in Nuuk from 2002 - 2008, and, although I now live in Copenhagen, I maintain a strong connection to Greenland, where I visit at least three times a year.Through my profession as a researcher in Arctic seabirds I have more than 20 years of field experience in Greenland, visiting some of the most remote and pristine parts of the country.
I am an experienced speaker and author of photo books on Greenland, as well as popular and scientific articles. I am also the founder and administrator of Greenland's largest stock photo agency ARC-PIC.COM.
I have been recognized in several international photo competitions, including category winner in the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year - the highest position a Dane has yet been awarded in this prestigious competition. I have also been awarded the title of "Danish Nature Photographer” (2011) and am a proud recipient of the Greenland Government’s "Environment and Nature Prize" (2012). I'm also a core member of the Arctic Arts Project - a collaborative of the most celebrated and talented environmental photographers of our day, communicating the effect of climate change in the Arctic.
Today, I’m combining photography with my scientific background and my long field experience. I travel to Greenland with my camera to shoot wildlife and to document the traditional Inuit way of life as it unfolds in modern Greenland. From my office in Copenhagen, Denmark, I author text for books and articles and work with layout and decoration using my images.
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Welcome to my world. I was born and raised in Greenland, and now live in Hungary. I am a freelance writer who likes to take photos of mainly everything special. As everything in Greenland are special, I have a lot of photos from my home country, some of them who have been on exhibition. I hope you will enjoy some of my articles.
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