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Jump and the net will appear? Feeling supported by generous friends and travellers this week. Photo by Eric Guth.
Jump and the net will appear? Feeling supported by generous friends and travellers this week. Photo by Eric Guth.
Feeling inspired by the black sheep of this world. And the diversity of the north. Vigur, Iceland. Photo by Eric Guth.
I interrupt this broadcast for a behind the scenes moment with my notebooks. I take notes ALL THE TIME. I love notebooks, and when I’m in the field I especially love these ones. (Maybe I’ll post the silly and pretty ones I use at home some other time). This represents three years of stories that…
I miss days like this. . . I’m already looking forward to more of them this summer in the Canadian Arctic with Lindblad Expeditions and National Geographic.
Packing up for the weekend and taking off! See you in a few days. . Photo Eric Guth
Happy to get a ride from some whale hunters up the coast of the Bering Sea in Chukotka, but WOW was it uncomfortable. Bouncy! (Like, turn you black and blue kinda bouncy.) I think they took a bit of pleasure from watching us fly off the plywood while they sat on the lifejackets. Photo Eric Guth
This is like the heart. It has many ways of showing itself. This wall has been through a lot. We know that from its cracks, which we might call texture, but we know are also the signatures of experience. The windows, we might say, are broken. But breaking has opened them. Love is what you see…
Super treat to travel with Jasper Doest who took this photo of me in Antarctica just a few weeks ago. His work makes connections between image and emotion … and sheds new light on our place in the natural world. I recommend a follow!
Birds? You like ‘em? Check out my friend Jamie Coleman to get prepped for National Geographic’s Year of the Bird. It has been really fun to share some images from South Georgia this week … now let’s go back to the Arctic, shall we? P.S. It’s okay to stand out from the crowd. Photo Jamie Coleman
Weather the storm! South Georgia’s Ocean Harbour. King Penguins are more than beautiful; they’re tough. Sometimes it rains in paradise, but if they can hack it, so can we. Photo by Eric Guth.