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Above and Below the Circles - Antarctica

Part One

by June Jacobsen

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About the Book
Boarding the MV Fram, we head down the Beagle Channel in Argentina, sail across some of the roughest seas on earth, the Drake Passage, and reach the Blue Ice and penguins of the Antarctic Peninsula. A photo-travel journal detailing interesting aspects of the journey, from start to finish, including facts about the Ice Continent and the wildlife that inhabits the most pristine corner of the globe. 152 pages of photos plus text.
Author website
http://www.junejacobsen.com
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Travel
  • Additional Categories Nature / Wildlife, Arts & Photography Books
  • Project Option: Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
    # of Pages: 152
  • Isbn
    • Hardcover, ImageWrap: 9781320011211
    • Softcover: 9781320011204
  • Publish Date: Jun 10, 2011
  • Language English
  • Keywords penguins, travel, icebergs, MV FRAM, Antarctica
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About the Creator
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June Jacobsen, Master Photographer
Long Island, New York, USA

Portrait Artist and true Master of Photography June Jacobsen has served the Long Island community with the finest baby, family, and children's portraits since 1984. The 4-Time Winner of the Top Portrait Photographer in the Professional Photographers of Greater New York, June has written articles for PPA's magazine and is published by National Geographic and DK Books, among others. Winner of the 2011 Nat Geo Photo Contest and a $16,000 trip to Galapagos aboard the Nat Geo Endeavor ship, June has traveled to all seven continents to photograph wildlife. Her adventures include tracking Mountain Gorillas in Rwanda, trekking up hills in blizzard conditions on Antarctica to photograph penguins and their chicks, tracking the elusive Clouded Leopard in the Borneo Rainforest, and standing on a bay on Katmai Peninsula, Alaska, just meters from a Brown Bear family to photograph her award-winning image, "Perfect Brownies".

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