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LUKE TINGLEY

THE PURSUIT BEGINS

Limited-edition wilderness photography.

luke@thepursuitbegins.com

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King penguins walking single file along a dark sand beach between stranded blocks of ice, with a row of elephant seals behind them and a vast colony of adult and brown-chick king penguins rising toward snowy hills.

Abundance of Life

St Andrews Bay • South Georgia Island

A wave breaking along a beach at Gold Harbour, South Georgia, with elephant seals hauled out behind it and a long line of king penguins on the rise above, all seen through falling snow.

Another Day in Paradise

Gold Harbour • South Georgia Island

A group of gentoo penguins porpoising through choppy grey water, two of them clear of the surface mid-leap, off St Andrews Bay, South Georgia.

Attack Formation

St Andrews Bay • South Georgia Island

A vast king penguin colony spread across the meltwater channels and grassy flats of Salisbury Plain, seen from a tussock slope above, with an expedition ship anchored in the bay beyond under gray cloud.

Colonization

Salisbury Plain • South Georgia Island

Five king penguins walking single file along a gravel beach past a bull elephant seal roaring with its mouth open, with another seal resting behind them and brown hills across the bay.

Perp Walk

Right Whale Bay • South Georgia Island

A small group of king penguins standing together on snow at Right Whale Bay, South Georgia.

The Kings of South Georgia

Right Whale Bay • South Georgia Island