In Antarctica, photography is an act of patience.
You wait for the ocean to breathe, for silence to settle, for a whale to decide the moment.
This last Antarctic expedition reminded me why I photograph the poles:
to document what still remains wild, vast, and untouched —
and to share it with respect.
Most of the photographs were taken from a kayak, during calm and exceptionally beautiful weather conditions.
Throughout those days, whales were actively feeding around us, surfacing repeatedly in close proximity, creating an extraordinary and respectful encounter with wildlife.
-Eduardo Feldman
These whale images were captured during a photographic expedition to the Antarctic Peninsula, between November 27 and December 2. All images were photographed using a Canon R5 with a 70–200mm lens.
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