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Antarctica

The frozen continent at the bottom of the world had been a magnet for photographers, adventurers and explorers for over 100 years.

A ship sails into a moody Drake Passage. One of the roughest stretches of ocean in the world.

A wind carved iceberg floats near the Antarctic Peninsula. The darker blue ice is older than the lighter ice because it is compressed and contains fewer air bubbles.

Sunset over the Antarctic Peninsula.

Sunset over the Antarctic Peninsula. The ractangular iceberhg at the bottom left is bigger than a foorball stadium.

A wind carved iceberg floats near the Antarctic Peninsula. The darker blue ice is older than the lighter ice because it is compressed and contains fewer air bubbles.

Crabeater seals laze on ice in the Antarctic Peninsula.

A wind carved iceberg floats near the Antarctic Peninsula. The darker blue ice is older than the lighter ice because it is compressed and contains fewer air bubbles.

An Adélie penguin in the Antarctic Peninsula.

An Antarctic Shag (a form of cormorant) in an ice cave on the Antarctic Peninsula.

A leopard seals lazes on ice in the Fish Islands in the Antarctic Peninsula.

A leopard seals lazes on ice in the Fish Islands in the Antarctic Peninsula.

A leopard seals lazes on ice in the Fish Islands in the Antarctic Peninsula.

A wind carved iceberg floats near the Antarctic Peninsula. The darker blue ice is older than the lighter ice because it is compressed and contains fewer air bubbles.

A gentoo penguin on the Antarctic Peninsula.

A gentoo penguin on the Antarctic Peninsula.

Gentoo penguins jumping in to the ocean on the Antarctic Peninsula.

Gentoo penguins stand next to the original hut at "Base A" - the original British Antarctic Expedition base in Antarctica.

Sunset over the Antarctic Peninsula.

An iceberg floats along the shoreline in the Antarctic Peninsula

A wind carved iceberg floats near the Antarctic Peninsula. The darker blue ice is older than the lighter ice because it is compressed and contains fewer air bubbles.

A leopard seals swims in the shadpw of an icebergin the Antarctic Peninsula.

A leopard seals lazes on ice in the Antarctic Peninsula.

Gentoo penguins walking to the ocean on the Antarctic Peninsula.

Gentoo penguins walking to the ocean on the Antarctic Peninsula.

An chinstrap penguin on the Antarctic Peninsula.

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