National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 7月23日 19時04分

Photo by @ジミー・チン | Pablo Durana casually carries his 60-lb pack, loaded with camera gear, a drone set up on crampons, skis, and axes, in the mountains of Greenland’s western coast. The camera teams and photography directors in the adventure world rarely get the credit they deserve, carrying more weight and often negotiating the same terrain as the talent. Pablo is a force of nature, and I’m thankful to have been able to work with him in some of the toughest conditions on projects around the world. For more images of adventures in western Greenland, follow @ジミー・チン.

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