Ice people

摘要

For the past four decades, Bryan Alexander has visited the Arctic to record the lives of the remarkable people who live there, having adapted to winters without sun, temperatures that can fall to -60 °C and winds that howl at 300 kilometres per hour.rnAmong them are tens of thousands of people scattered across 2 million square kilometres of the Canadian territory of Nunavut - almost one-fifth of the country. Most are Inuit, such as Qingaq, shown here, who was photographed by Alexander as he paddled through frost smoke. Qingaq is one of the many extraordinary characters who populate Alexander's new book. Forty Below: Traditional life in the Arctic, written with his wife Cherry.