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35MM FILM PHOTOGRAPHY IN ANTARCTICA

This is a collection of some casual film photos from six weeks of voyages around the Antarctic Peninsula. More to come.

Enjoy.

Temperatures of the Ross Ice Shelf vary from about −5°C/23°F in the summer to about −35°C/-31°F in the winter with a record low recorded at -65°C/-85°F. These are bone chilling and deadly temperatures for humans. Meanwhile the Weddell seals just lay atop the ice and swim in the sub-zero waters to feed.

While I am in Antarctica too late to enjoy the Aurora’s, I have been making a point to explore the station to photograph the darkness before it is completely gone for the season.

We glided over the cracking sea ice and monumental mountains covered in mile-thick ice before our pilots landed the 757 onto the frozen Ross Ice Shelf.

The Australian man sits in the sun for a few hours reading a book. The Swedish man seems disappointed that he cannot shake my hand because of COVID. I confuse the German woman by speaking too fast in English. I quietly admire the knowledge and discomfort of speaking a language that it not your native tongue.