header
Activity Holidays    Advertise Here    Login    Links    Contact Us    Site Map
paper_top
choose
 

Activity

 

Country

 

search_bottom

 

paper_left

Artists Quarter

Art news and info for Artists, Photographers, Sculptors and all those interested in the Visual Arts.


Sunday, August 22, 2004

Antartica expeditionary voyage 

Undersea photographer and explorer Norbert Wu, who spent three seasons documenting the underwater world of Antarctica, will be offering entertaining talks aboard the Clipper Adventurer on its December 2005 expedition to Antarctica.

Trip dates are December 17, 2005 to January 7, 2006. Stops include South Georgia, the Falkland Islands, and the Antarctic Peninsula. Rates start at $8,370 and passengers who book through NorbertWu.com receive a $1000 discount off published rates.

?Antarctica is surprising. It is full of life, vibrant colors and stunning scenery,? commented Norbert Wu, ?Though we won?t be diving on this trip, passengers will get a close look at the stunning sea life of the area through the images and experiences I was able to capture.?

?Our passengers will actually be able to step foot onto the Antarctic Peninsula, which is not something they can typically do on larger ships that mainly sail near the coast and do not stop,? commented Ric McCune, Vice President of Clipper Cruise Line.?

Norbert Wu is also leading a trip February 23 - March 3, 2005 with Jim and Anna Abernethy on the Shearwater to photograph sharks in the Bahamas.


Shark photographed by Scot Anderson, Acivity Holidays Guide acknowledgement NOAA Photo Library id sanc0124

He advertises this as a special trip to photograph Bull, Tiger, Silky, Great Hammerhead, and Reef sharks in the wild. No cages are used.
Aren't Bull sharks particularly aggressive?? I wonder how they avoid camera shake!

Norbert Wu is the author and photographer of fifteen books on wildlife and photography. Exhibits of his work have been shown at the American Museum of Natural History,
the California Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Sciences, and the National Museum of Wildlife Art. In addition to being named "Outstanding Photographer of the Year"
by the North American Nature Photographers Association, Wu was awarded the Antarctica Service Medal of the United States of America in 2000 "for his contributions to exploration and science in the U.S. Antarctic Program."



Powered by FeedBlitz
Remember, you must register with them (it's free) in order to receive emails.

This page is powered by Blogger. Isn't yours?

Blogarama - The Blog Directory

Add to Technorati Favorites

paper_right
bottom