16 Arctic images that have shaped my career as a wildlife and nature photographer. A 16 piece genesis by Chase Teron. The images will have editions from 1 of 1's to up to 10. The release and dropping of the NFTs will happen each Friday from February 18th to April 1st until all 16 are available. These images each have compelling stories that I invite you to read about. The utility of this collection will not only provide each collector with a limited edition NFT but some offer a limited edition carbon neutral fine art print and for the 1/1's you'll unlock the Artica Exploration utility - see the 1/1's to find out more specifics. Read the descriptions to see what utility you will get with your desired NFT. You are investing in a conservation photographer who is taking charge to protect our planet through visual advocacy and strategic partnerships with the world's best non-for-profits and eco-friendly brands.

Polar Apex

Interstellar

This collection is a highly curated list of drone videos captured around the world in and delivered in stunning 8K resolution at 60 frames per second!

8K Aerial Videos

Majestic White River Falls in Oregon

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Unicorns of the North

Polar Obession

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Wild Gold taps into the inner wild of artist Jeremy Collins through his signature line-work paired with a rich gold-leaf finish. Through animal spirit totems we are reminded the wild is not just a place to go, but also a thing to be. (PRINTS WILL BE SHIPPED TO BUYERS AFTER ALL 10 EDITIONS SELL FOR EACH MINT. BUYER RESPONSIBLE FOR CONTACTING ARTIST WITH CONTACT INFO.)

WILD GOLD

LUNAR WOLF

Beautiful Waterfall in Vermont with Colorful Trees

This collection will focus on groundbreaking utility and never-before-seen productions on Web3!

SAVAGE Official Productions

"Exploring Iceland" in 8K60p

8K Fractal Art Videos

Matikon

National Geographic contributor Chad Copeland gives us a jaw dropping glimpse at the volcano in Iceland!

Dragon Fire

AT EARTHS EDGE

Horseshoe Bend in Arizona Cinematic Aerial

Less than 500,000 years ago, polar bears and brown bears diverged from evolutionary paths. This divergence challenged these species to adapt to the climates of the North: the arctic and ecosystems from the fringes of the deserts to the high mountains, forests and tundra. They not only survive and but thrive as masters of sea ice, intrepid explorers whose kingdoms constantly change, ebb and flow.