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A view of life at the bottom of the world.
Go to www.antarcticimages.com to see some of my photos.

Name: Anthony (Antz)

I've been working in Antarctica as a seasonal contract worker since 1998 as a Satellite Communications Tech.
Been doing photography and time-lapse photography whenever I can fit it in, figuring out systems that work in the extreme cold that will last over long periods of time.

I have just completed a tour on the NSF Artists and Writers Grant to work on time-lapse footage full time. At the end of it a comprehensive film of a time-lapse "Year on Ice" will be released. The few shots available here are just a very small sample.

We keep a blog of our time on the Ice here... www.frozensouth.com

Right now I'm spending my 8th Antarctic winter on the Ice.

Anyone out there interested in a sponsorship deal for post-production I'd be happy to hear from.

City: McMurdo Station / Scott Base
Country: Antarctica

Occupation: Photography and Satellites
Website: http://www.antarcticimages.com

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Antarctica Time lapse: A Year on Ice

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Aurora 01:46 Added: 11 months ago Views: 373,820	Antz takes a photo of himself every 10 seconds in Antarctica 00:14 Added: 1 year ago Views: 30,984	Antarctica Condition 1 Weather 01:03 Added: 1 year ago Views: 277,746
Antarctica 48 hour Film Competition: Bowl on the Run 01:34 Added: 1 year ago Views: 13,268	Antarctica Supply Ship Offload Time-Lapse 03:10 Added: 1 year ago Views: 10,764	Antarctica Time lapse: A Year on Ice 06:16 Added: 1 year ago Views: 401,333
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	sokiberon\| May 02, 2008 veja kiberon no gugu
	Antzarctica\| April 21, 2008 klonedklein I'd never actually heard of the HAARP project until you mentioned it, and only know about it from what I can find on line. Wikipedia seems to explain it fairly well. There are lots of real time images on line, I can think of quite a few web-cams, Scott Base, McMurdo , Mawson, Davis, Casey and many other stations. Do a search and you will soon find them. Most them only update the photo every 20 mins or so as satellite bandwith is expensive down here. Alas, no big secrets down here, would make life more interesting if there were. Google Earth is slowly updating their Antarctic imagery, adding more and more all the time. You can see McMurdo pretty clearly now.
	Waitakeredame\| April 18, 2008 Loved A year on the Ice, almost makes me wish I was down there with you :-) Almost but not quite: brrrrrrr
	ExarKatarn\| April 18, 2008 Blows my mind every time I watch your footage (which, by the way, is awesome to the nth degree). Not many people can surpress their sense of self preservation for adventure like that. And eight years out there, to boot? Wow. Even though you get to see and experience phenomina that most people only read about, I don't think you could pay me to stay a week. Can't help but smile as you and your wife laugh while she opens the door during the condition one storm. I mean, come on. That's scary as hell. Hat's off to ya, man.
	klonedklein\| April 18, 2008 Nice Vids... Too bad the u.s. 'gov' is there cause everything the u.s.f.c.a. touches, turns to death, destruction, famine, hate, murder, etc., while the greedy bastards take over (evidence is everywhere of that truth).. Question: Why has the real time imagery for the poles been cut off from the 'common' person? Seems sort ridiculous that the most pristine places on earth are cut off from viewing; unless, ulterior motives exist. Are they using HAARP down there? (I really don't think you could answer my questions in truth since you work on the base, but could you try?) Just asking. Peace.
	kwistine23\| April 04, 2008 hi... i really love your (time lapse) video of aurora australis.. hope i can come there and see this spectacular moment.. cheers!!
	Antzarctica\| March 29, 2008 Southparkguy... the geostationary communications satellites above the equator are only about 3 degrees above the northern horizon for us here. This is about as far south as you can go and have reliable full-time comms. They are not so lucky at the south pole.
	thesouthparkguy\| March 29, 2008 So are you actually in Antarctica at the time you post your videos? Are you there now? How do they get internet access in Antarctica if they have it at all? I would imagine that most communications satellites are below the horizon!
	maracanca\| March 19, 2008 Ciao! My name Katarina you have so nice channel and good video i love your video much lets be friends =)! take care
	ingridgott\| March 16, 2008 there is so much beauty in Antarctica great channel
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	sokiberon\| May 02, 2008 veja kiberon no gugu
	Antzarctica\| April 21, 2008 klonedklein I'd never actually heard of the HAARP project until you mentioned it, and only know about it from what I can find on line. Wikipedia seems to explain it fairly well. There are lots of real time images on line, I can think of quite a few web-cams, Scott Base, McMurdo , Mawson, Davis, Casey and many other stations. Do a search and you will soon find them. Most them only update the photo every 20 mins or so as satellite bandwith is expensive down here. Alas, no big secrets down here, would make life more interesting if there were. Google Earth is slowly updating their Antarctic imagery, adding more and more all the time. You can see McMurdo pretty clearly now.
	Waitakeredame\| April 18, 2008 Loved A year on the Ice, almost makes me wish I was down there with you :-) Almost but not quite: brrrrrrr
	ExarKatarn\| April 18, 2008 Blows my mind every time I watch your footage (which, by the way, is awesome to the nth degree). Not many people can surpress their sense of self preservation for adventure like that. And eight years out there, to boot? Wow. Even though you get to see and experience phenomina that most people only read about, I don't think you could pay me to stay a week. Can't help but smile as you and your wife laugh while she opens the door during the condition one storm. I mean, come on. That's scary as hell. Hat's off to ya, man.
	klonedklein\| April 18, 2008 Nice Vids... Too bad the u.s. 'gov' is there cause everything the u.s.f.c.a. touches, turns to death, destruction, famine, hate, murder, etc., while the greedy bastards take over (evidence is everywhere of that truth).. Question: Why has the real time imagery for the poles been cut off from the 'common' person? Seems sort ridiculous that the most pristine places on earth are cut off from viewing; unless, ulterior motives exist. Are they using HAARP down there? (I really don't think you could answer my questions in truth since you work on the base, but could you try?) Just asking. Peace.
	kwistine23\| April 04, 2008 hi... i really love your (time lapse) video of aurora australis.. hope i can come there and see this spectacular moment.. cheers!!
	Antzarctica\| March 29, 2008 Southparkguy... the geostationary communications satellites above the equator are only about 3 degrees above the northern horizon for us here. This is about as far south as you can go and have reliable full-time comms. They are not so lucky at the south pole.
	thesouthparkguy\| March 29, 2008 So are you actually in Antarctica at the time you post your videos? Are you there now? How do they get internet access in Antarctica if they have it at all? I would imagine that most communications satellites are below the horizon!
	maracanca\| March 19, 2008 Ciao! My name Katarina you have so nice channel and good video i love your video much lets be friends =)! take care
	ingridgott\| March 16, 2008 there is so much beauty in Antarctica great channel
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