One of the most beautiful places on Earth, the Arctic, is now in jeopardy. This comprehensive visual record of the North Pole, by renowned photographer, Sebastian Copeland, pays homage to this wonderland, and, in turn, draw awareness to its perilous plight. Available in a standard, as well as limited edition (100 copies), the 304-page book includes 200 photographs and a foreword by Sir Richard Branson.
Copeland’s multi-faceted background – not only as polar explorer and award-winning photographer, established author and journalist, but also as a dedicated environmental activist – offers us a unique vantage point from which to appreciate this lonely spot. Copeland’s authority on the subject is unparalleled and, in this book, his passion for this place truly shines. Although the vision presented in these pages may be poetic, the book’s aims are pragmatic – to seduce and inspire the world in order to help foster a market transformation towards a sustainable future.
The books is published by teNeues.
About Sebastian Copeland
Sebastian Copeland is internationally renowned as a photographer, polar explorer, author, and environmental activist. The winner of the prestigious International Photography Awards’ 2007 Professional Photographer of the Year for his first book, Copeland’s prints from Antarctica: The Global Warning were also selected to tour as part of the 2006 and 2007 IPA ‘Best of Show’ collection. In 2008, Copeland released a second book, Antarctica: A Call to Action.
His award winning documentary, Into the Cold, premiered at the 2010 Tribeca Film Festival. He lectures across the globe to prestigious audiences such as the United Nations and The World Affairs Council about systemic changes in the polar regions. In 2015, Sebastian was named one of the world’s top 50 adventurous men.
As an award winning photographer, extreme athlete, filmmaker, author, lecturer and environmental activist, Sebastian Copeland’s work has been featured on CNN’s Larry King, ABC, ESPN, NPR, and Current TV and in National Geographic, Vanity Fair, USA Today, Sierra Club, House & Garden, Publisher’s Weekly, W Magazine, Elle, and People Magazine.
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