Light Stalking has been blessed by the continued support of wildlife photographer and Antarctic specialist, Fiona Hall. In addition to kindly allowing us to raid her notes on light direction, Fiona has also agreed to allow us to display some of her incredible photos of Antarctica. Fiona’s images have been used in magazines and newspapers and are part of the library at prestigious Antarctic stock photography company, Arctic Photo. In 2007, one of Fiona’s images of a Penguin made it all the way to the semi-finals of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year award out of an entry pool topping 20,000 photos.
If you are interested in purchasing any prints of Antarctica by Fiona, don’t hesitate to drop her an email. (We can certainly vouch that these shots look even more incredible in print than they do on a computer screen).
Other Links for Fiona Hall
- On Shaky Ground
- Fiona’s Online Gallery (with more information about the photos above)
- About Fiona Hall
11 Comments
Testing out your new twitter / comment thinggy. My friend is currently on the Sea Shepard, cruising off Antarctica, getting in the Japanese whalers way. I look forward to see his pictures of this region.
One Sea Shepherd?? That is pretty hard core.
I wish him well and hope he brings back some great shots! 😉
yes, very dangerous actions, but, environmental protesting is becoming so, whatever the issue. here are some pictures of previous mission. https://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/gallery/2…
These are fantastic, simply beautiful
Wow, great shots.
Glad you enjoyed them Tom.
BEAUTIFUL pictures…. Fiona is very talented! THANKS for posting such a cool collection 🙂
eah, she takes some great shots!
Great blog:D I am going to want a decent amount of time to think about this job.
Great shots, but shows that you have to get your photos, and not wait for them to come to you!
The last photo was wonderful.