Glacier Tongue Calving Into Fjord Near Whitehorse

Bright open daylight illuminates a massive glacier tongue descending from layered foothills toward a dark fjord near Whitehorse. The ice surface shows deep blue crevasses and rough white textures against the grey water below. Gentle snow falls across the frame, settling on the ridges and softening the distant tree line. A large section of ice breaks away from the glacier's edge, sending a plume of mist into the air as it enters the water. The foreground reveals rocky terrain covered in patches of melting snow, hinting at the early spring thaw. Shadows stretch across the valley floor, defining the steep slopes of the surrounding mountains. The water ripples where the ice has just submerged, creating a stark boundary between the solid glacier and the fluid fjord. A small patch of exposed dark rock remains visible near the bottom edge of the frame.