Capturing Svalbard's Light With National Geographic Photographer Camille Seaman
Svalbard’s transition from spring to summer offers a fleeting chance to witness extraordinary ice formations and a quality of light found only at high latitudes. Visiting in April and May reveals a landscape that can transform within weeks, creating photography opportunities unlike anywhere else on Earth. “The thing that keeps me coming back to the polar regions over and over again is the unique quality of light that only happens there,” says National Geographic Photographer Camille Seaman, who joins select National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions voyages to help guests make the most of every photographic opportunity. In this video, she shares the awe of experiencing Svalbard at this time of year and how photography can inspire greater empathy for the archipelago's wildlife, ice and interconnected ecosystems.
