A tranquil scene captures a colony of penguins standing along an icy shoreline, with their reflections visible in the still water. In the distance, majestic snow-covered mountains rise against a hazy sky, creating a striking contrast between the dark figures of the birds and the bright, cold landscape. The atmosphere is peaceful, evoking the raw beauty of the Antarctic wilderness.
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Nice shot, but the origin of these Tramps is South rather than North)!?
George
Aleksandr you are correct,thank you!
I just liked the title but technically you can not see these amazing creatures there,so i removed the title!
When i mentioned North i meant cold place and Antarctica is colder than the Arctic,reason why is that Antarctica is a continent surrounded by an ocean while the Arctic is an ocean almost completely surrounded by continents and Greenland. But you must know all that after looked at all these beautiful pictures in your profile:)
It is a little funny because that is the only case where "The South" is much colder than "The North":)
p.s.And what still surprise me is when people ask me if i saw Polar bear in Antarctica:)
Best regards and keep the great job with the wildlife pictures!
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I just liked the title but technically you can not see these amazing creatures there,so i removed the title!
When i mentioned North i meant cold place and Antarctica is colder than the Arctic,reason why is that Antarctica is a continent surrounded by an ocean while the Arctic is an ocean almost completely surrounded by continents and Greenland. But you must know all that after looked at all these beautiful pictures in your profile:)
It is a little funny because that is the only case where "The South" is much colder than "The North":)
p.s.And what still surprise me is when people ask me if i saw Polar bear in Antarctica:)
Best regards and keep the great job with the wildlife pictures!