Rusted steel whaling ship Garðar BA 64 beached on a gravel shore beneath sweeping Arctic clouds, Westfjords, Iceland.
The Last Voyage in a black floating frame above a moody bedroom with floor-to-ceiling windows and evening light.
The Last Voyage in a walnut floating frame displayed above a light dining table and chairs against a clean, modern wall.
The Last Voyage in a natural oak floating frame hanging above a low wood sideboard with a potted plant in a minimalist room.
The Last Voyage in a natural oak floating frame centered above a long white console in a soft grey living room.
The Last Voyage in a white floating frame frame shown in an industrial loft with an arched window and black-and-white seating.
Close-up of The Last Voyage in a alder brown floating frame mounted on a textured grey wall.
Rusted steel whaling ship Garðar BA 64 beached on a gravel shore beneath sweeping Arctic clouds, Westfjords, Iceland.
The Last Voyage in a black floating frame above a moody bedroom with floor-to-ceiling windows and evening light.
The Last Voyage in a walnut floating frame displayed above a light dining table and chairs against a clean, modern wall.
The Last Voyage in a natural oak floating frame hanging above a low wood sideboard with a potted plant in a minimalist room.
The Last Voyage in a natural oak floating frame centered above a long white console in a soft grey living room.
The Last Voyage in a white floating frame frame shown in an industrial loft with an arched window and black-and-white seating.
Close-up of The Last Voyage in a alder brown floating frame mounted on a textured grey wall.

The Last Voyage

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I captured this image of the Garðar BA 64, Iceland’s oldest steel whaling vessel, as the Westfjords slipped into winter. By mid-October the roads are nearly empty, the air sharp with cold, and the metallic light unrelenting.

Stranded ashore, the rusted ship endures in silence beneath the Arctic sky. It stands as a monument to resilience and solitude — a reminder of time’s passage, the beauty of what remains, and the haunting stillness at the edge of the world.

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I captured this image of the Garðar BA 64, Iceland’s oldest steel whaling vessel, as the Westfjords slipped into winter. By mid-October the roads are nearly empty, the air sharp with cold, and the metallic light unrelenting.

Stranded ashore, the rusted ship endures in silence beneath the Arctic sky. It stands as a monument to resilience and solitude — a reminder of time’s passage, the beauty of what remains, and the haunting stillness at the edge of the world.

Location: West Fjords, Iceland
Photographed: October 2023
Edition: Limited to 50 per size with COA
Print: Fujicolor Crystal Archive Glossy Paper

Medium: 36W x 24H inches
Large: 40W x 30H inches
XL: 48W x 36H inches
Frame Type: Floating Wood Frame
Frame Depth: 1.14 inch
Frame Width: 0.6 inches, 0.26 inch Shadow Gap