kkatfish
A photographic journey through the icy landscapes of Antarctica.
The majestic Mount Erebus. Taller than Mt. Fuji, and the southernmost active volcano on Earth (yes - active volcano). Less than 500 people have seen this view in person.
Standing on the Ross Ice Shelf, staring at the glaciers crawling off of Mt. Erebus.
In case you weren't aware, Fat Seal Pup Week is hosted anually by the Weddell Seal Science team: https://www.facebook.com/weddellseal/
After 6 weeks of seeing zero wildlife, we finally got a visit from a Cape Petrol!
Our cape petrol friend flew across White Island for this awesome shot.
The new McMurdo Station, Antarctica sign overlooks the historic Scott Hut and McMurdo sound. In the distance the Royal Society range and Ross Sea are frozen over.
Our camp mascot, a bright pink lawn flamingo, basking in the evening in front of Mount Erebus with the moon in the background.
I am hopeful that Antarctica in its symbolic robe of white will shine forth as a continent of peace as nations working together there in the cause of science set an example of international cooperation.
I went to shovel snow in Antarctica. Then I got home. And shoveled more snow.
The one photo my Mom hates to see. The snowstorm rolled in and I was racing back to camp following the flag-marked trail as best as I could. Where is the horizon? Or the ground? Or the sky? Or north?
You never know when you'll be repping your state.