![Clockwise from top left: Moncler's Leica X; Fabien Baron (center) with the photo crew members Rob Kassabian (left) and Maxime Poiblanc in Greenland; "Monument VI"](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/dentonfracking/20141030003829im_/http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2014/11/02/t-magazine/02travel-look-moncler/02travel-look-moncler-tmagArticle.jpg)
For the release of Moncler’s customized Leica X camera, which wraps the powerful point-and-shoot in the outfitter’s signature colors, the French art director and Interview Magazine editorial director Fabien Baron photographed the icebergs of Greenland, lit up “like monsters” against ink-black skies. Braving subzero temperatures and with nothing but frigid waters below, Baron used a series of strobes to give a cinematic heft to the massive structures, which can span several times the size of Manhattan and are prone to break off at any time. “It was a production,” he says of the multiboat setup that brought him dangerously close to the icebergs, “but it was worth it.”
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