For those of you just joining us, I recently returned from a week-long expedition to Antarctica. Since coming back to civilization, I’ve been posting about the experience. In previous “episodes,” I presented a preview, talked about the Wildlife, the History, and the Science. Today, I’m sharing some of my favorite photos from the trip.
There’s really not a lot to write about photography. So, instead, I’ll just post some of my favorite pictures I happened to capture.

If you know me, you know I love planes. So the little BAe-146 that took us from South America to King George Island was quite photogenic in my opinion.

Lenticular clouds (Altocumulus lenticularis), according to Google, are stationary lens-shaped clouds that form in the troposphere, normally in perpendicular alignment to the wind direction.

A sign that doesn’t exist everywhere. It provided good guidance for us as we explored the Chilean Science Base at Paradise Bay.

This is a Gentoo at Port Lockroy who’s covering the chick as his/her partner goes out for food. As you probably know, the mother and father share duties.

Chinstrap Penguins build their stone nests high up on rocky outcroppings. These guys are at Halfmoon Island.
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