Clear Ice, SvalbardSvalbard, about as far north as you can get without standing on the pole itself. This was taken right at the waterline of a grounded iceberg, where decades of slow erosion have carved the ice into ridged, layered bands. They look like sedimentary rock. The submerged portion glows faintly beneath the surface, a solid mass of blue green extending well below what you'd expect. Flat overcast light was perfect for this. Hard sun would have blown out the