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Andy and Jennifer Martin at Moraine Lake in Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada

We’re Andy and Jennifer, two corporate types who chose to prioritise experiences over stuff while chasing our passions of travel and photography. We have both been “doing photography” as long as we can remember, and we’re old enough to have three birdwatching apps on our phones, so we’re talking film cameras and fragrant darkrooms.

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Featured Post

The Best Places for Wildlife Photography

People often ask us what destinations we’ve enjoyed the most, or the best places for wildlife photography. It’s a fair question, but an impossible one to answer. Each encounter feels like a chapter in a story that’s still being written, shaped by weather, light, the animals themselves, and sometimes sheer luck.
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Most Recent Adventures

Two people kayaking in Antarctica near Danco Island surrounded by icebergs and Antarctic mountains during a paddling excursion along the Antarctic Peninsula

Kayaking in Antarctica at Danco Island with Penguins and Humpback Whales

Andy headed up to the Panorama Lounge early that morning. The day started with Beaked Whale sightings, followed by several […]

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Woman stand up paddleboarding in Antarctica near Tower Island surrounded by icebergs and glaciers during an Antarctic Peninsula expedition cruise

Stand Up Paddleboarding in Antarctica: Icebergs, Penguins, and Orcas at Tower Island

With a successful mission to Snow Hill behind us, the ship turned north toward the Antarctic Peninsula. Honestly, I had […]

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Cluster of fluffy emperor penguin chicks on snow with photographer blurred behind them

Emperor Penguins at Snow Hill: The Day It Finally Happened

After days of uncertainty, shifting plans, and watching the weather, the opportunity to reach the Snow Hill emperor penguin colony […]

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Penguins leaping out of choppy water while swimming alongside expedition ship in Antarctica

Snow Hill Emperor Penguins: Will We Even Get There?

We woke to sustained winds around 60 knots, with gusts pushing close to 70. Fun fact: A knot is a […]

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Ocean waves crashing in the Drake Passage during an Antarctica crossing

Drake Passage Sea Days: What to Expect on an Antarctica Expedition

With the help of the doc’s meclizine recommendation, we had the best sleep of the entire trip. We even missed […]

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Quark Ultramarine polar expedition ship at port in Ushuaia, gateway to Antarctica

Antarctica Embarkation Buenos Aires: What to Expect on Quark Ultramarine

This was the first time that our expedition had Antarctica embarkation in Buenos Aires. On previous expeditions, the expedition started […]

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