Credit © 🎞 ✅ @paulnicklen post by @sealegacy “There is no such thing as a predictable day in the field when you're a photographer, especially in an extreme environment like Antarctica. There are some days where the wind blows with enough force that half your camp ends up buried in snowdrifts, other days where you come face to face with leopard seals underwater. And, sometimes, you're surprised by an emperor penguin launching itself out of the Antarctic ocean, and you almost get smacked in the face. Unpredictable as life on expedition can be, I have spent more than half my life there, and I am grateful for it.” - @PaulNicklen Our team is working for the long-term protection of Antarctica under international law, as delegates and countries come together at #CCAMLR to discuss the future of this continent with no government of its own. Stand with us to make your voice heard. Join us in urging global leaders to deliver the largest act of ocean protection in history: only.one/antarctica (link in bio ⏭ @sealegacy ) #ANTARCTICA2020 (at Antarctica) https://www.instagram.com/p/CE4DTE0hayK/?igshid=atxwq6s2vn6r
