Ice in Motion - Art Quinn
The ice near Palmer Station is in constant motion, changing every minute. In the following pictures, I use time-lapse photography to show the live flow of the ice.
If you watch long enough, the images morph. Here I see the sky and mountains.
This image depicts a close-up of the water and ice flowing around a rock.
Here is the "satellite view" of the same inlet.
This is a magnified closeup of the ice. Reminds me of a night sky.
Detailed photo of spray on rocks.
If you watch long enough, the images morph. Here I see the sky and mountains.
This image depicts a close-up of the water and ice flowing around a rock.
Here is the "satellite view" of the same inlet.
This is a magnified closeup of the ice. Reminds me of a night sky.
Detailed photo of spray on rocks.
posted by Art Quinn at 1:10 PM
9 Comments:
I am completely enjoying [both of] your pictures and commentrary every day. Thank you for sharing.
Speechless! I love seeing all these different pictures!
More great photos. These really convey the movement of the ice and spray. You spoke of a newly calved glacier today. What does that sound like as it's happening? Maybe you could give us some aural descriptions of your environment, too.
HI! I've been enjoying your blog! The joy you feel in exploring the ice and rock there really shines through in your pictures. I saw a display of paintings about Antarctica a few years ago at OMSI in Portland, OR. It must be fun to explore a place so other from what you've known. Hopefully Starbucks will never open up shop there! Keep having fun and stay warm!!
great pictures pop
I'm not sure what I am going to do when I can't get my fix of Antarctica photos from your blog! Thank you for sharing your wonderful images.
David, your photographs (including the ones of ice) are truly spectacular! I particularly liked the ones that show the flow. Your molding process is very interesting, too.
yay! thei're in big resolution again :D thank you! it looks way much better in 1024x768 than the resized ones you posted before of 500x375
BTW, is there any way that i could have the pictures of the stripy ice in 1024x768 resolution? they are awesome. or if you could post them again for everyone's delight :D
Art--simply gorgeous photos. Thanks for taking the time out of your busy days to share all this with us.
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