Antarctica

In 2014 I had the pleasure of joining a photographic expedition to Antarctica where I was able to experience the immensity of being there, the immense glaciers, volcanic earth, and towering icebergs. A journey to this continent comes with a multitude of sensory experiences not only sight… The smell of the penguins colonies, the extreme dryness of the air leading to dust being a bigger problem than you might think, and complete lack of drone of electricity, technology and connections that permeate every moment in daily life.

A visit to Antarctica will either shift or intensify your perception of climate change, and global warming… Here changes are happening, and visible. Glaciers have receded back to the ground line, and the glacial ice shelves are now seasonal meaning they often disappear in summer. Tied with the very wild and untamed nature of the land and animals, it becomes a personal place and one with a conscience can’t help to want to protect it.

My Antarctic prints are in limited editions of ten, with the final two (9 of 10 and 10 of 10) being donated to science, or historic purposes.