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Walking under the edge of a huge Tabular Iceberg stuck in the fast ice in the Ross Sea at Cape Hallett, Antarctica and looking out over the fast ice and pressure ridges.
This huge tabular iceberg is stuck in the fast ice. When high summer arrives the fast ice will melt releasing the iceberg. It may travel for 3 years around the Antarctic continent before it is melted. These icebergs are typically about the height of a 10 story building protruding above the surface and about 6-7 times that height below the surface.
Although massive effects of Global Warming have not yet hit the Antarctic, there are signs with more and larger icebergs calving from the ice shelves.
(Featured in Articts Universe.)
Have camera, will travel!
Dynamic, documentary and expressive Travel photography with interests in people, landscape, culture, architecture, ancient civilizations, nature and wildlife.
Also interested in photographing local events.
Please feel free to visit my website which I share with my husband, Geoffrey Higges:
www.livingtravel.com.au
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Natures Paintbrush
BEAUTIFUL work
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– Carole-Anne
cool shot CA!
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– Carole-Anne
Lovely capture…………….beautifully framed
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– Carole-Anne
16/05/2012
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May 17th, 2012
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– Carole-Anne
This is incredible! Wish I could be there!
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– Carole-Anne
EXTRAORDINARY CAPTURE,CONGRATULACION ON YOUR FEATURE IN ARTISTS UNIVERSE!!!!!
Thank you Kittycat
– Carole-Anne
Wow, outstanding capture, dear Carole-Anne! The movement in the sky and textures are just fantastic, plus the light and dark aspects! Congratulations to your feature! With compliments from Christiane
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– Carole-Anne
great capture, as usual (Fred)
Thank you Fred
– Carole-Anne