Once I saw the first glimpses of the mountain that Uummannaq, Greenland, an island town off the country’s western coast, centers around, I was instantly drawn to the beauty and rawness of this remote place. The Arctic island has in the past 50 years quickly developed itself and is going from a traditional community of fishermen and hunters to a modern society. I wanted to understand how life feels like in a community with such a harsh climate and long traditions. For countless generations, the Inuit who reside here have relied on their natural surroundings to survive. I witnessed the warmest winter on record in the Arctic, unfortunately, the effects from global warming on this coastal town were apparent, with instances like the sea ice melting too early.