West Antarctica Collection

Antarctic airfield. Ski-equipped Hercules LC130 aircraft taking off from an airfield in West Antarctica. The aircraft is operated by the US New York Air National Guard

Antarctica, Antarctic Peninsula, Port Lockroy. Gentoo penguins (Pygoscelis papua) and Cruise Ship Clipper Adventurer

Antarctica, Weddell Sea, Atka Bay. Emperor Penguins (Aptenodytes forsteri) & Russian Icebreaker Kapitan Khlebnikov Antarctica, Weddell Sea, Atka Bay

Antarctica, Antarctic Penisula, Antarctic Sound. Sailing through the sound otherwise known as Iceberg Alley Australian artist Noel Miller captures the scene. (MR)

Antarctic, Antarctic Peninsula, Hope Bay. Wilsons Storm Petrel (Oceanites oceanicus) seems to walk across the surface of the water as it searches for its favourite food - plankton

Antarctica, Antarctic Penisula. The sketch pad of Australian artist Noel Miller on the bridge of the expedition ship the MV Discovery as it makes it way down the Antarctic Sounds otherwise known as

Antarctica, Antarctic Peninsula. The chart room on the bridge of the expedition ship MV Discovery, the navigator plots a course through the maze of islands that make up the Antarctic Peninsula

Pine Island Bay in West Antarctica
March 14, 2010 - In West Antarctica, Pine Island Bay carves deeply into the Walgreen (left) and Eights (right) Coasts. Eights Coasts terminates in the Abbott Ice Shelf

Antarctica, Antarctic Peninsula, Neumayer Channel, iceberg
Antarctica - Antarctic Peninsula - Neumayer Channel, iceberg

Antarctica, Antarctic Peninsula, Tabular iceberg
Antarctica - Antarctic Peninsula - Tabular iceberg

Antarctic continent and ice cap, artwork
Antarctic continent and ice cap. Artwork showing the Antarctic ice cap (white) raised up to show the lakes and rivers that exist underneath on the land mass of the continent of Antarctica

Sun pillar and sun dogs
MODEL RELEASED. Sun pillar and sun dogs. Man standing in from of a sun pillar (centre) with two sun dogs either side of it. These optical effects are most commonly seen near sunrise or sunset

Antarctic field camp
MODEL RELEASED. Antarctic field camp. Scientist outside his tent in a West Antarctic field camp. The tent will accommodate the scientist and an assistant for up to 12 weeks at a time

Sastrugi snow patterns on the surface of an Antarctic ice sheet. Each element is approximately 10 metres long. These patterns are formed by particles of snow, driven by high winds

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"Exploring the Untouched Beauty of West Antarctica" Welcome to West Antarctica, a land of breathtaking wonders and untouched landscapes. This remote region is home to several remarkable locations that will leave you in awe. Starting with the Antarctic airfield, this hub serves as a gateway to this icy wonderland. From here, embark on an extraordinary journey through the vast expanse of West Antarctica. Venturing further south along the Antarctic Peninsula, you'll encounter Port Lockroy. This historic site offers a glimpse into the past, showcasing remnants of British scientific research and providing insights into early exploration efforts. Continuing your expedition towards the Weddell Sea and Atka Bay, prepare to be mesmerized by towering ice formations and pristine waters. Witness nature's masterpiece as colossal icebergs float gracefully amidst serene surroundings. Paradise Harbour awaits in all its glory within the Antarctic Peninsula. Immerse yourself in tranquility while surrounded by majestic mountains reflecting off crystal-clear waters—an idyllic setting that truly lives up to its name. As you navigate through Antarctic Sound, marvel at nature's symphony composed of cracking glaciers and playful wildlife encounters. Here lies an opportunity to witness seals basking on ice floes or spot whales breaching from afar—a true spectacle for any nature enthusiast. Hope Bay beckons with its rich history intertwined with stunning vistas along the Antarctic Peninsula. Stand where explorers once stood centuries ago and appreciate their courage in venturing into these uncharted territories. It also boasts Pine Island Bay—a sight not easily forgotten. Gaze upon massive glaciers calving into frigid waters while contemplating their role in shaping our planet's climate dynamics—a humbling experience indeed. The Neumayer Channel presents another captivating scene—towering tabular icebergs floating majestically against a backdrop of snow-capped peaks. Nature showcases her artistic prowess here like nowhere else on Earth. Finally, let us not forget about Tabular Iceberg—a colossal frozen masterpiece that defies imagination.