Thaw 2017

Our beautiful THAW 2017 Catalogues are now available to buy online here - http://po.st/THAWcatalogue.
But hurry there are only a limited number available to purchase!

We're absolutely thrilled to have the support of Leonardo DiCaprio! What a way to round off our final day at Bonhams 1793.
If you didn't get a chance to see the spectacular images of THAW 2017 then make sure you keep in touch for all the latest on Timo's work.

“Timo Lieber’s haunting images effortlessly capture the stunning beauty of the Arctic, at the same time emphasising its fragility.” Matthew Girling, Global CEO of Bonhams.
Today is our very last day at Bonhams!!
To ensure you don't miss out on seeing these incredible photographs in person, come down and see us. We are open until 5.30pm tonight.

Here are just a handful of the photographs taken by Dafydd Jones at the amazing private viewing of THAW 2017 last night.
Are you around New Bond Street today or tomorrow? Why not come and see our FREE exhibition at the historical Bonhams!
There are only two days left to explore Timo Lieber's incredible latest work! Open 10am - 5.30pm. No tickets necessary.

Thank you to Small Back Room for these beautiful THAW 2017 catalogues. How amazing are they?
It was incredible to see #THAW2017 come to life at last night's private viewing.The scale and detail of every photograph is outstanding, you can really appreciate the striking yet terrifying beauty of Greenland's dramatic landscape.

Huge congratulations to Timo on this fantastic project! What a great night at the private viewing of THAW 2017 at Bonhams. Thank you to everyone who attended, and thank you to Social Pantry for their excellent hospitality.
There are only two days left to see THAW 2017 at Bonhams. Don't miss out on seeing this beautiful exhibition. Open 10am - 5.30pm.
Photo Credit: Dafydd Jones.

Amazing to see THAW 2017 in the Washington Post today!! Huge thanks for sharing Timo's incredible latest work - http://po.st/yhDICh
Have you seen #THAW2017 at Bonhams yet? THAW is open until 23rd February, 10am - 5.30pm.

"A beautiful but chilling reminder of the impact of climate change" - The Guardian.
THAW 2017 is OPEN at Bonhams between 10am - 5.30pm today.
Admission is FREE! We hope you will come and join us in exploring Timo's breath-taking work (Open 20th - 23rd February 2017)

Here is an astonishing behind the scenes shot of the Greenland ice sheet.
Timo Lieber captured this image right at the end of the glacier, where the ice is really rugged. These glaciers are amongst the fastest in the world and they are responsible for up to 2/3 of the ice sheet's contribution to sea-level rise.
Don't miss out on seeing the exhibition for yourself at Bonhams from 20th February. Doors open at 10am.
... Admission is FREE! po.st/zHgErs
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We are absolutely thrilled to see THAW 2017 featured in NASA Climate Change. Huge thanks for this amazing piece on Timo Lieber's latest photographic project http://po.st/vlwxLv
#THAW2017 opens on Monday at Bonhams. Admission is FREE. Doors open at 10am.

During the shoot it often took Timo several attempts to nail the perspective – particularly if you are flying at 100 miles per hour.
In order the shoot vertically down the pilot has to put the plane literally into a very deep spin!
This is a behind the scenes photograph of one of the official THAW 2017 photographs, can you guess which one it is?

Another fantastic aerial shot of Professor Alun Hubbard from Aberystwyth University, at the SAFIRE research camp NERC: Natural Environment Research Council, retrieving one of the sensors that were placed in a faster-flowing, more rugged part of the glacier.
These crevasses are seriously deep!

Here is a great behind the scenes shot of one of the THAW 2017 exhibition photographs. It's hard to appreciate the full scale of the landscape.
The ice canyon at the top of the image is about 30 metres high - a human would be a tiny dot - merely invisible. These images really do capture the dramatic yet beautiful structure of the polar ice caps.

With just one week to go here is a stunning photograph exclusively from the exhibition!
Admission is FREE to attend THAW 2017 at Bonhams. We hope you will join us in exploring Timo Lieber's breathtaking work! po.st/zHgErs

Two glacial rivers merging in a lagoon. Sometimes nature can leave you speechless?!
THAW 2017 really captures the incredible power of combining photography with science.
Aerial photography documents the status quo, whereas science provides a long-term perspective – both in terms of what happened historically and what may happen in the future.

Thanks so much for sharing PODAS Photography Workshops!
THAW 2017 opens at Bonhams one week today! -------------------------------- After our recent trip to Antarctica, this story is one that really touches us... . "I do not give the viewers a real sense of scale in my photographs. I invite them to step closer to the images and ask the question: what's behind all this beauty?"
Photographer Timo Lieber captures the Arctic's transformation in his THAW 2017 exhibition.
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Not long to go now, and we are so excited!
This incredible exhibition explores the human interaction with nature and the complexity of its impact. THAW 2017 opens on the 20th February. Admission is FREE! Doors open at 10am. po.st/zHgErs

All of the THAW 2017 images were taken with the PhaseOne XF IQ3 100MP and a range of lenses, including the 80mm Blue Ring lens and the 120mm Blue Ring Macro lens.
Together with the Kenyon gyro, it’s a set up capable of producing the most astonishing, high-resolution images one can imagine. It really makes all the difference, particularly for an exhibition like THAW 2017.
See all of the incredible aerial photographs, shot by Timo Lieber, at Bonhams from 20th February.

Behind the scenes of the SAFIRE research camp NERC: Natural Environment Research Council.
As the ice moves towards the sea by several metres every day, Timo had to call all the scientists on their satellite phones just before take-off to be sure he had the right coordinates and would be able to find them in the vast ice desert.