Dragon head (A2_008708) Can you see the sea-dragon rising from the deep? The eye, the teeth, the snout, the horns? It was taken on my first Antarctic voyage, and serves as an example of the constantly-changing scenery encountered from a moving ship. Let me describe… The scene (A2_008540) We were …
Unexpected nose (A2_055219) When travelling I’m usually encountering new locations every day, and am constantly looking for ways to capture interesting images. And many days I’m also encountering locations I’m familiar with, and still I need to find interesting images. Whether you’re in a new or familiar location, in the …
Led by the light (A2_061963) Like the image I showed several days ago, this image was made inside the National Cathedral in Buenos Aires. In fact, it was made from almost the same location within the building. But rather than looking across, it looks towards the altar. The beam of …
Kittiwakes in the mist (A2_086917) This image was made during this July’s LuminOdyssey photography expedition to Svalbard. I made this image while standing on the deck of our ship while we prepared to board our Zodiacs to explore the glacier in this fjord up close. Fog was flowing down off …
Reflected glory (A2_061952) Instead of some wildlife or a landscape, here’s an image I made in March this year in Buenos Aires (on my way to Antarctica to lead another LuminOdyssey photography expedition).Having flown in from Australia that morning, my friend Martin Bailey and I headed straight off to explore …
Peek-a-boo! (A2_083872) Just for a change in pace, here’s one of the many images I made in July this year while leading a LuminOdyssey photography group around Svalbard in the high Arctic. We were travelling on Aurora Expeditions‘ Polar Pioneer, an ice-strengthened expedition ship. She’s often described as “one rating …
Iceberg detail from below the Antarctic Circle
