Antarctica is spectacular, no doubt about it, and it is amazing in white, blue and all the other colours in between. Today I felt like a little more black and white look at the great continent. Shot somewhere along the coast of the Antarctic peninsula.
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Another picture of amazing Antarctica. This is shot on a bright sunny day, but as you can see, in the backgrounds some deep dark clouds was coming low into the surroundings.
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This mountain range is named “The dragons tooth” of the obvious reasons. It is located on the Antarctic Peninsula, and it was my first meeting with the great white continent. Quite the sight…
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This image is from South Georgia, it is a young penguin that is loosing its brown furry coat, and getting the normal fur and colours. I was a little scared at first, but the biologist at the trip explained that it was all for the best, and you cold compare the hardships with a kind of bad flu. But after a while they are the great creatures that we enjoy so much.
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This is the old , retired whaling station of Grytviken, South Georgia. I guess this was the largest, and most efficient of the old stations down here. It was left in the fifties, and it serves here as a great piece of history. The picture shows only a small part of the operation, but you get a little image of the massive scale of the operation. 
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Another one from my trip to Antarctica. Todays image is from the Antarctic peninsula, and a pack of penguins where enjoying the sun.
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Todays image is from Deception Island on the Antarctic Peninsula. The building in the back is from an old deserted whaling station. Today it is occupied by the local wildlife, and they seem to enjoy their surroundings.
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I am home in Norway, and it actually quite chilly outside these days. So the gear from my trip to Antarctica comes quite handy. Todays image is from a sunny and nice day at an Antarctic ice shelf with some penguins looking sharp.
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I have so many images to share, so many stories about the great white continent to tell. So here I go. Todays image is just a little “moment” from the Antarctic peninsula, and as you can see, the weather was ever-changing. But is was just adding to the great experience.
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The sun was bright, the temperature was cold, it was snow everywhere, and the penguins are plentiful. It is Antarctica. Just sharing a little moment of the greatest spectacle on earth.
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