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"My first experience in the Arctic was on this voyage - leaving the deep fjords of Iceland and sailing north to remarkable Greenland and then across to the enigmatic Svalbard. For an Arctic voyage, there is no better introduction."
Sometimes the voyage begins in Iceland, sometimes it finishes there, but whether you start in the north or the south, the locations will be remembered forever.
In Greenland, Scoresby Sund is a labyrinth of deep fjords, majestic glaciers and huge, wandering icebergs. It’s a photographic Utopia. And Svalbard is a photographers’ paradise, a land of towering snow clad peaks, giant calving glaciers and, we hope, polar bears!
But that’s just the headlines. There’s so much more to the Arctic, from sea cliffs sinking under the weight of nesting guillemots, beluga whales rising from the depths, wide open tundra and even a smattering of photogenic buildings and towns. These Arctic locations have it all for the wildlife, landscape and travel photographer (see the itinerary later in this brochure). And our voyage will be on board the Greg Mortimer, one of Aurora Expeditions’ modern and luxurious expedition ships.
And to help you get the most out of your voyage and your photography, Peter Eastway has been invited again by Aurora Expeditions to lead groups of photographers on two voyages to Antarctica on the brand new Greg Mortimer, a purpose-built expedition ship.
There are three ways Peter will assist voyagers who join his photography program.
• He will help you in the field with camera skills;
• He will assist you on board with editing and post-production skills; and
• He will give a series of more formal presentations on photography.
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Ice shapes in the Arctic Circle
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Fogbow in the mist
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Luminous icebergs effortlessly floating
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Reindeer - always hungry...
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Zodiac cruises to quiet places
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The grasses of Harefjord
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Isispynten ice conglomorate in motion
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Ittoqqortoormiit village, Greenland
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Walrus 'basking' - everything is relative
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Upside-down rock, Liefdefjorden
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Majestic glacier, Leifdefjorden
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Wandering iceberg, Scoresby Sund
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Scoresby Sund reflection with Zodiac waves
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Storm cloud, Nordbugt, Scoresby Sund
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Ny-London ruin, Svalbard
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Iceberg at Red Island, Scoresby Sund
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Moonrise, Scoresby Sund, Greenland
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Polar bear, Svalbard
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Walrus dreams, Svalbard
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Walrus mother and pup, Svalbard
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More information is on the ebrochure above.
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