Photos from a journey to the crystal desert.
"To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield." [Carved on the cross on Observation Hill to memorialize Scott's polar party.]
"To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield." [Carved on the cross on Observation Hill to memorialize Scott's polar party.]
The ice was here, the ice was there,
The first view of Antarctica is always an iceberg. It may be a monolith hovering on the horizon, a barely discernible spectre looming out of the mist, or perhaps a sun-spangled, dazzling icon marking the gateway to this new world. It will undoubtably be icebergs that leave the most lasting impressions on the imagination of visitors.
—Mark Jones, Wild Ice
The first view of Antarctica is always an iceberg. It may be a monolith hovering on the horizon, a barely discernible spectre looming out of the mist, or perhaps a sun-spangled, dazzling icon marking the gateway to this new world. It will undoubtably be icebergs that leave the most lasting impressions on the imagination of visitors.
—Mark Jones, Wild Ice
The ice was here, the ice was there,
The first view of Antarctica is always an iceberg. It may be a monolith hovering on the horizon, a barely discernible spectre looming out of the mist, or perhaps a sun-spangled, dazzling icon marking the gateway to this new world. It will undoubtably be icebergs that leave the most lasting impressions on the imagination of visitors.
—Mark Jones, Wild Ice
The first view of Antarctica is always an iceberg. It may be a monolith hovering on the horizon, a barely discernible spectre looming out of the mist, or perhaps a sun-spangled, dazzling icon marking the gateway to this new world. It will undoubtably be icebergs that leave the most lasting impressions on the imagination of visitors.
—Mark Jones, Wild Ice
Camera: Canon (Canon Eos-1ds Mark Ii) |
More details: exif |
Original size: 3000px x 1086px |
Current: 600px x 218px |
Keywords: antarctica
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