Back on the Ice
I'm back on the Ice again after another uneventful flight south.
Ambient temperatures are sitting in the general region of -18C / 0F this time of the year.
The last plane flight out before the start of winter is in a couple of days from now, along with the first sunset in 4 months.
The other day I had an interview appear on CNN, here it is here...
Ambient temperatures are sitting in the general region of -18C / 0F this time of the year.
The last plane flight out before the start of winter is in a couple of days from now, along with the first sunset in 4 months.
The other day I had an interview appear on CNN, here it is here...
What a treat to see the beauty that you two experience. Thank you so much. Are you going to do a documentary? There should be one on the big screen. This is, well, words cannot describe it. Awesome. What an adventure! WOW!!!
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Yes, making a feature-length film of what it is like to spend a year down here. Should have it out next year.
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Saw the Cnn broadcast..Love to you both,Frederick
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I am just curious; have you ever been to/spent a winter-over at the South pole? If not, do you think it would be a very different experience than being at McMurdo station?
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Yes, I've been to the Pole, but haven't wintered there.
I know plenty of folks who have wintered over there.
The big differences would be lack of scenery (flat white nothingness), even more isolated, smaller population so a lot more intimate, and a lot colder so less incentive to go outside if you don't have to.
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I LOOK FORWARD TO FOLLOWING YOUR ADVENTURES. I CAN'T IMAGINE THE COLD. HAD NO IDEA ABOUT THE CHANGES IN SUNRISE/SUNSET. I'LL HAVE TO DO SOME RESEARCH. BEST TO YOU, SHARON
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We created a brand new travelers portal and would like to invite you to place your beautiful videos on the website for the pleasure of viewing for people who love travel. Beata, Peter, Greg.
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Hello, Anthony & Christine
My name is Paul Cullen and I'm the director of the Antarctic Midwinter Festival here in Hobart, Australia - also ex-station leader at Australia's Casey Station. I'm organising a festival of short films as part of the larger festival and I would like to talk to you about it. Would you email me, please at paul.cullen@development.tas.gov.au Thanks and best regards.
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I stumbled upon your site while looking for a time-lapse video of 24-hour sunlight. I don't think such a video exists, but your photos are absolutely incredible!
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I have a few time-lapse shots of 24hr sunlight in Antarctica, some of which will be appearing in the film I am putting together.
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Hi Ants,I found you two.. Please tell Christine to email me, thanks. I love the photos..looks like Heaven!!! It's me,sue her friend from 3rd grade in CA
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hi Anthony !
I just saw your video on YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TemK6CF6lF0
Just incredible ! Amazing footage and spectacular editing. My brother flies on arctic missions collecting and analyzing weather data, so I will forward your web links on to him. I have bookmarked the above video and will check out your other works soon. You are a master of your craft! Thank you for your sacrifice and dedication, so that us not-so-brave folks can enjoy the beauty of those extremely cold environs.
Stay warm ! - Rob Tschudi
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Thanks!
Keep an eye out for the movie later this year.
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