One of the things I often struggle with in my polar work is capturing the sheer magnitude of the landscape there, and the awe it creates within me. While this capture likely won't be a final portfolio image of my polar work, it does get at (perhaps too directly) a bit of that sense that one is a nearly insignificant creature in something much greater.
Here, another Zodiac of photographers helps provide a needed sense of scale, at a modest risk to their personal safety.
If you're not familiar with icebergs you may be wondering why that tower of ice is standing... it's actually part of a much larger set of ice, connected to the icebergs in back of it by areas of ice which are entirely underwater. You can make some of that underwater ice in the brighter green color near the tower.
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