Photographing Arctic foxes in the remote wilderness in Iceland is as extreme as it gets. Battling temperatures of -22°C (-8°F), fierce winds, and blowing snow, even the simplest task becomes a challenge.
While the resilient Arctic Fox can survive in conditions down to -70°C (-94°F), the relentless Icelandic wind makes hunting – and even keeping their eyes open – difficult. These same conditions also test photographers to their limits, pushing gear and technique to the edge.
