When the opportunity to go to Antarctica came up, I jumped at the chance to visit this mysterious place. I saw Antarctica as the one of the last frontiers on the planet, a place that few people have the opportunity to visit. I also had the romanticized view of Antarctica as a land of ice and snow and extreme weather. I imagined it as the place that invited the tragic survival stories of Shackleton and the other explorers. I knew, of course, that our expedition would be more comfortable and safe, but somehow I expected adventure.
About the Author
Evan Anderman Photography
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Denver, Colorado
Evan Anderman's diverse background as an earth scientist helps to guide his photographic vision of the Western landscape by capturing the subtle interactions between land and water, and intimate details that most people pass by. Evan loves to explore new places and will bring them to you, increasing your understanding and appreciation of the natural processes that shape the landscape around us, sharing the experience of the world as it unfolds in front of his lens on his Journey Through Landscape.