Lynn Clayton

Portholes
$1,650 framed
Status: Available

Porthole 15
$650 framed
Status: Available - upcoming exhibition

Emerald Ice
$750 framed
Status: Available - upcoming exhibition

Sculptured Ice
$750 framed
Status: Available - upcoming exhibition

Porthole 8
$650 framed
Status: Available - upcoming exhibition

Emerald Ice
$1,100 framed
Status: Available - upcoming exhibition

Stormy Jokulsarlon Lagoon
$850 - Image impregnated into steel
Status: Available - upcoming exhibition

East Greenland Landscape
$850 - Image impregnated into steel
Status: Available - upcoming exhibition

Ice Patterns
$1,100 framed
Status: Available - upcoming exhibition

Big Berg
$1,100 framed
Status: Available - upcoming exhibition

Iceland
$850 framed
Status: Available - upcoming exhibition

Jorkusarlon Lagoon Beach, Iceland
$1,100 framed
Status: Available - upcoming exhibition

Jokusarlon Lagoon – Iceland
$850 - Image impregnated into steel
Status: Available - upcoming exhibition

Ice Flower
$1,100 framed
Status: Available - upcoming exhibition

Reflections
$1,100 framed
Status: Available - upcoming exhibition

Ice Bubbles
$1,100 framed
Status: Available - upcoming exhibition

Lynn Clayton’s exhibition and book launch ‘ICE’

Now Showing
Address: 19A Osborne Street, Newmarket, Auckland.

auckland@exhibitionsgallery.co.nz
phone Ngaire (09) 5235560

The exhibition runs until 2 July 2017

Greenland is about as far away from New Zealand as one can go on this planet and its remoteness gives it almost mythical status. As such, I jumped at an opportunity to join an expedition to experience the Northern Lights and amazing ice of this unique land as well as some special parts of Iceland. I wasn’t disappointed and these few photographs will, I hope, connect you to the beauty of this vast wintry wilderness.

Some of the images were taken In Scoresby Sound, others in the Jokusarlon Lagoon on the south coast of Iceland. I fell in love with a different iceberg every day as their diversity and sheer enormity was magical. In Greenland, most of the photos were taken from a zodiac with freezing hands! Definitely challenging photographically and physically. Regardless of what the politicians say, the ice has melted in recent years and I feel privileged to have been able to document it. I hope you enjoy viewing my work as much as I did making these images.