Togetherness - Gentoo penguins, Antarctica Mara North Rising some 348 metres above

Rising some 348 metres above the ground

This iceberg is actually stuck aground in the shallow waters around Cape Adare

I love the late afternoon light here

This pair were photographed in the middle of winter at Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park in Tasmania

Unlike us humans who sink down into the waist deep snow with every step

Togetherness - Gentoo penguins, Antarctica Mara North Rising some 348 metres aboveA pair of Gentoo Penguins appear to be holding hands (make that flippers) in the vast white wilderness of Antarctica. Penguins spread their flippers as a means to cool down on a hot day. Because the feathers covering their body are waterproof, it helps them retain heat. However the only way to release heat is through their flippers, where their feathers are not waterproof. SKU AN1581 Pricing shown for Standard 2: 3 crop. Panoramic 1: 2 crop also