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We were anchored to the west of Greenland in Kangerlussuaq. I felt a chill when Stéven Le Bras, crew member of the Forel — a boat that took us to the largest non-continental island in the world — said I could climb on one of the masts. Photographing from the top of a sailboat is a personal tradition. It all started a decade ago, when I lived on board, in the South Pacific. Whenever the trip is by the sea, I try to repeat the ritual. This time, 2…

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We were anchored to the west of Greenland in Kangerlussuaq. I felt a chill when Stéven Le Bras, crew member of the Forel — a boat that took us to the largest non-continental island in the world — said I could climb on one of the masts. Photographing from the top of a sailboat is a personal tradition. It all started a decade ago, when I lived on board, in the South Pacific. Whenever the trip is by the sea, I try to repeat the ritual. This time, 2…

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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Sunday, July 12, 2026.
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