The arctic puffin is among the most beloved animals in the northern
hemisphere. Not only because their charming looks. But because they
have a central position in the North Atlantic culture and
self-understanding as well. Each year, millions of puffins travel back
to the place where they were once hatched themselves. Here they
reproduce, raise their off-spring, and then return to the solitary
life far out on the open sea. Just to do it all over again the
following year. Today the puffin is a vulnerable animal species whose
population is endangered. Therefore, many countries have introduced
visit restrictions in the puffin’s nesting areas. This has had a
very positive impact on the raising population. These photographs are
intended as a reminder of how important it is that we protect nature
for future generations to enjoy. This piece only exists in 25 copies
and comes in three sizes. When the piece is sold out, it will never be
printed again. However, this does not mean we won’t ever use this
location again for new exciting photographs.