German photographer Olaf Otto Becker’s new series ‘above zero’ captures the west coastline of Greenland, in which he traveled 4000 km between 2003 and 2004, in a small dingy. The sole purpose of his trip there was to portray this coastal region with his 8 x 10-inch large format camera, which often made it a physically strenuous, and sometimes life-threatening journey among the glacial crevasses and snowmelt flows.
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