National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 10月4日 10時45分

Photo @Keith Ladzinski / Interior #Antarctica is a tough place to survive, even in the summer season temperatures can drop below -60 Fahrenheit. During the nesting season #SnowPetrols will fly hundreds of miles to nest on the high remote cliffs of the mountains of Queen Maude Land, making the arduous commute to the ocean every few days to feed and bring back food for their chicks. It’s hard to imagine what it would be like to be born in such harsh conditions, resilience is a prerequisite for survival here. I shot this photo here #onAssignment for @ナショナルジオグラフィック during a 50 day climbing and exploration assignment in 2012. Antarctica is the biggest desert in the world, it’s a place that makes you work for everything and seeing what these birds would go through to breed was nothing short of impressive. They were the only company we had in this remote place and I was grateful to have it in this untouched part of the world. @mikelibecki @Cory Richards @freddiewilkinson

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