Size: 70”x36.5” (177cmx92cm)
"A few hundred meters from the ice floe edge in the Canadian High-Arctic, a naturally formed ice sculpture slowly dissolves in the springtime sun. This region is changing rapidly with sea ice declining at an alarming rate, resulting in substantial impacts to humans and wildlife. To me, this photo represents the ephemeral quality of nature which, sadly, is being accelerated by both human action and inaction."
Each scarf is produced from a custom-milled fabric made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic and diverts 3 bottles from the waste stream. The scarves are soft and flowy and feel beautiful around your neck. They are sustainably produced here in Canada and are developed and manufactured employing the highest ethical production standards.
10% of the sale price of each of Brian's ‘Ice Castles’ scarves is donated to the International League of Conservation Photographers (Marine Protected Area program).
