A thousand years after the arrival of the Vikings, the island of Newfoundland, for many a distant outpost in the North Atlantic, still invites discovery. Internationally published photographer David Tilley, through a series of striking photographs and thoughtful essays, delves into the unique character of a place roughly hewn by primal forces that are still at work: from the Greenland icebergs that parade down the coast in spring to the unique geology of Gros Morne where the Earth's mantle is exposed.