Thomas Peschakのインスタグラム(thomaspeschak) - 7月1日 20時17分
Mornings on Marion Island were some of my favorite times, especially photographing the continuous conveyer belt of king penguins that enter the icy cold Southern Ocean at Kildalkey Bay. From here they swim around 200 miles south to the Antarctic polar front to hunt lantern fish at depths of up to a 1000 feet. As our planet warms this productive polar front is moving south, further and further away from the sub-Antarctic islands where king penguins nest. On the Crozet islands to the east of Marion 90% of king penguins have already vanished. Shot on assignment for @ナショナルジオグラフィック in collaboration with @environmentza and @ottowhitehead #southernocean #polar #climatechange #globalwarming #penguin #penguins #marionisland
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radosokiljphotography
Hi! I am an up and coming photographer, I am 30+ years old and I’m really looking for feedback on my pictures to see if I’m doing a good job or not, I would love it if you could like the comments so more people would see it and maybe check out my profile and give me some feedback and comment if I’m doing a good job or not.?
blackhawkwjp
What I love best about all yall nat geo photographers is the write ups. Fills you in on everything about the photo, not just " penguins heading for the water at yada yada" First, the fantastic photo draws you in, then as you read, you're informed, inspired and even see yourself there. Well done Mr. Peschak. Well done???
theo_hembury
@thomaspeschak great photo on what sounds like a great assignment! When can I expect to read about and see photos from this assignment in Nat Geo magazine?
edmtoma
Thomas, you and Natgeo need to do book of all your photos. You have great photos and the words. Love your stuff !!!!!
dominoclerie
Beautiful! And thanks for the story behind every photography. It definitely adds depth to each picture.?
mohamedosse
This is a good picture but I don’t know if it is because of good lighting or place… maybe composition ??
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