Our zodiac cruised silently in the icy waters of Cierva Cove, Antarctica. As we passed by this majestic ice sculpture, we were offered a window to eternity - a fleeting view of the serene mountains hidden from view. Although the cool blues in this scene reflect the harshness of the Antarctic environment, I felt that a monochrome palette emphasized the unique and unusual shapes carved by the elements.
AUTHOR: Georgina Puschner AUSTRALIA
Georgie is an Australian-born photographer who currently resides in Melbourne, Australia.
Her passion for photography & wildlife, paired with her sense of adventure and love of travel, has allowed her to create a diverse and enigmatic portfolio of work.
Georgie has filmed wildlife in a variety of settings - from camping on the shores of a lagoon in Baja California Sur, Mexico to document the gray whale migration; traversing the untamed Patagonian mountains; tenting on the Galapagos Islands; expedition ship travel to Antarctica and the Subantarctic Islands; 4x4 exploration across the Canadian arctic tundra; and traveling via Jeep through the wilderness of Alaska. She resided in Canada for 4 years, which allowed her the opportunity to get up close to some of North America's most iconic wildlife.
Georgie studies a Bachelor of Science majoring in Zoology and Ecology & Conservation Biology at Monash University. She has completed a course in Animal Behaviour with Oxford University in order to gain greater insight into the wildlife she photographs. Georgie has a diploma in photography with Shaw Academy to enhance her skills behind the lens.
Her degree in Education from Monash University, Australia, further provides an opportunity to utilize her work in attempt to educate others on wildlife conservation through the art of photography and film.
