1939

1939For me, this shot evokes a sense of nostalgia and reminds me of the past when ship were built from wood and the main form of transport around the world. This beautiful boat was built in the 1930s which interestingly was also when some of the older female killer whales who still swim these waters today were born. Oh to image all the things they have seen? Prize Sizes: Sizing Guide Page SMALL: 12" x 8" (+0. 2" border) Only 100 Limited Editions. All

sea lions and porpoises

Mark captured this special image of a pod of Belugas and their newly born calf in a remote bay in Canada’s High Arctic

One of Marks personal favourites and finalist to the prestigious Natural History Museum Wildlife Photographer of the the Year

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then put my rain jacket on top and buried it with just the lens sticking out of the end

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Here is the story behind how Mark captured this timeless image:

Two caribou attempt a huge swim across an arctic lake on their incredible migration south from their summer feeding grounds

In just a few months its going be 24 hour darkness & -40degrees again and this fox will likely be out on the ice hoping to pick up some scraps from polar bear or even wolf kills

to my amazement

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