Arctic To The Max

Florian Schulz paints a diverse and lively picture of the landscape and its wildlife in a new book that’s accompanying an IMAX film

By Kim Castleberry, Photography By Florian Schulz

Published July 3, 2012
Updated July 1, 2016

The Arctic is known for its giant peaks, icy glaciers and raw unrivaled beauty that few ever get to experience in person.

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