Gretel Ehrlich,
'This cold heaven'

"The cold-adapted, boreal culture of Inuit stretches 6.000 miles across ice caps, pressure ice, barren lands, rivers, mountains, fjords and frozen oceans. The hunter from Qaanaaq, Greenland, tells his child the same story in the same language as the hunter from Point Hope, Alaska (...) The landscape itself is less a description of desolation than an ode to the beauty of impermanence."

Jan van der Woning

Professional photographer who started to specialise in Panoramic photography and QTVR in 1999. Travelled to the Antarctic, United States and Kalimantan, Indonesia to make panoramas for Readers Digest, van der Moolen Brokers, WWF and Greenpeace.

Also sells his work as an artform. Had some group exhibitons with the IVRPA on the Macworld and Photokina in Germany, and solo exhibitions in the Panorama Mesdag Museum, one of the worlds oldest and still remaining painted panoramas and on the Modern Art Market on the Thorbeckeplein in Amsterdam. Currently director of the IVRPA, International Virtual Reality Photographer Association trying to create more awareness for both 360 degrees panoramas and QTVR.

Staff photographer for People Planet Profit, and worked together with Tseard on several articles and subjects.