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Cross
Country Skiing Past a Grounded Berg
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©Copyright P. Ward - picture taken 1985 / 86
One of those casually caught pictures! I saw the berg in this position and waited until a clear day with a good moon and persuaded these two to go out skiing with me. As far as photography is concerned Signy could be a bit like living in a huge film set. You'd spot the potential for a picture, make a mental note then simply wait for the right weather and lighting conditions before heading out to get your pictures. As the light changed quickly with the weather it could be a bit of a rush to get out and in position quickly enough.
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| This picture is one of a collection assembled in
2007 on
the 60th anniversary of Signy Island
Base: 60°43'S 045°36'W. Thank you to those who sent their treasured memories of their time in
Antarctica and allowed them to be made into a commemorative cd
and then placed here on the web. My commentary is taken from notes I was sent with the pictures if any. Corrections or additions, please The reunion weekend was 14-16 September 2007. |
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