In the late afternoon in South Georgia’s Drygalski Fjord, the scenery of the surrounding mountains was stunning. The snow and ice on Douglas Crag far above us was breathtaking! We are planning to return to South Georgia with another LuminOdyssey in 2017.
Gerald is an Auckland Island Banded Dotterel (the endemic subspecies of the Banded Dotterel). I photographed him on New Zealand’s Enderby Island (part of the Auckland group) last December. I made this photograph with a Canon EOS 7D Mark II and a Sigma 120-300mm/2.8 lens while walking around the island. …
These Auckland Island Shags are a species endemic to the Auckland Islands, where I photographed this group last December. The difference in colour between the juveniles and adults is quite striking. A “gulp” is the collective noun for cormorants/shags. We will be returning to this location in December 2016 as …
This image was made in December 2015, in a location we will visit on our December 2016 Subantarctic photo workshop.
During a bout of rain on Australia’s Macquarie Island, a Royal Penguin hunches over its chick on its nest. They’re much cleaner when they come back from a swim! We will be returning to Macquarie Island with another photo workshop this December.
This is the continuation of the travel log from parts 1 and 2. If you haven’t read them yet please start there! Day 10, Campbell Island Having arrived in the sheltered waters of Perseverance Harbour overnight, after breakfast we headed out in two groups for all-day activities (again with packed lunches). …
This is a continuation of the thread that started in part 1. If you haven’t read it yet, you should start there! We left Carnley Harbour on “Day 5”. The next day was spent at sea heading towards Macquarie Island. Day 7 Macquarie Island is administered by Tasmania, and the …
