July 2018
Dramatic photos of icebergs
Formed after breaking off from glaciers or ice shelves, icebergs travel great distances while floating on water. Most of them float harmlessly on the oceans and bays, but sometimes they come close to coastal settlements. We look at some imposing photographs of icebergs from around the world.
A massive iceberg floats close to Innaarsuit, Greenland.
© Karl Petersen/AFP/Getty Images
Newfoundland, Canada
© Greg Locke/Reuters
Bonavista Peninsula, Newfoundland, Canada
© Thomas Kitchin and Victoria Hurst/Design Pics/Getty Images
Antarctic Peninsula
© Rick Du Boisson/Solent News/Shutterstock
Greenspond, Newfoundland, Canada
© John Sylvester/All Canada Photos/Getty Images
Brown Bluff, northern Antarctic Peninsula
© Dave Merron/Solent News/Shutterstock
Western Antarctic Peninsula
© Steven Kazlowski/Barcroft Media/Getty Images
Antarctic Peninsula
© Justin Hofman/Solent News/Shutterstock
South of Dunedin, New Zealand
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King George Island, Antarctica
© DEA/M. Santini/De Agostini/Getty Images
