Dave Brosha's first photography book presents Arctic and Subarctic landscapes and portraits from Greenland, Iceland and northern Canada.

Northern Light brings together photographs made across Greenland, Iceland, the Northwest Territories, Nunavut, the Torngat Mountains of Newfoundland and Labrador, and the Yukon. The collection moves between remote landscape and portraiture, presenting northern environments as lived places rather than empty scenery.
Brosha's images emphasize scale, weather, light and the human presence within regions often described from a distance. Snow, coastlines, mountains and open sky sit alongside portraits and scenes of northern life, allowing the book to shift between environmental grandeur and individual experience. The result is a broad visual survey rather than a single expedition narrative.
Designed as a substantial illustrated collection, the book is suited to readers interested in Arctic and Subarctic photography, northern Canada, Greenland and Iceland, portraiture, landscape and premium gift books. It provides a visually driven introduction to places that remain geographically remote but culturally and environmentally complex.