I camped out overnight on a small island in the Antarctic Peninsula. There was only a small window of opportunity to capture sunset at around midnight with sunrise happening a couple of hours later. Usually the light is bright and blue in Antarctica so I had to wait patiently for the right moment when subtle pink and yellow hues were added and reflected off the ice. I used a long exposure to accentuate
the stillness and the serenity of the place. The sculptural form of the ice reminded me of meringues. I could almost imagine eating them.
Awards 2017 Epsom International Pano Awards, Bronze Award
2017 David Malin Astrophotography Awards, Honourable Mention
2017 2nd Charles Dodgson BW Photography Award, Finalist & Honourable Mention
2016 City of Melbourne, Heritage Award
2016 Australian Photography Awards, Finalist, Landscape
2016 9th Julia M Cameron Awards, Winner Landscape Category
2015 Bowness Photography Prize, Finalist, MGA
