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Elysium Antarctic - Book Special

Elysium Antarctic - Book Special

 

Elysium antarctic

Elysium Antarctic Epic - the 10th Anniversary Special - Order Your copy Now

Only 500 copies of this special Edition Available - Package includes 2 Ocean Geographic Luggage tages and postage.

 

On February 2010, a team of 57 explorers inspired by the heroic spirit of Sir Ernest Shackleton, set off on an expedition to document photographically the world’s most precious wilderness, Antarctica. The route of the expedition loosely followed the footsteps of Shackleton’s legendary Endurance expedition of 1914. The primary objective of this photographic epic was to capture the splendour and fragility of the Antarctic through the lens of some of the world’s most celebrated wildlife image makers in a perspective that no one has ever seen before.  The best of the 20,000 pictures captured in 2010 are now encapsulated into an exquisite fine art volume, and showcased in this museum quality limited edition.

Only 500 copies of this special museum quality limited edition available; order this package now with two Ocean Geographic Explorer luggage tags.  Classic case bound, six colour printing process on acid free matt art paper.

To order your copy :

Australian Residents $AUD 100 {nicepaypal:buy|100.00|Elysium Antarctic: Australia}

Singapore Residents $S100 = AUD 110 {nicepaypal:buy|110.00|Elysium Antarctic: Singapore}

International Orders USD120 = AUD 170 {nicepaypal:buy|170.00|Elysium Antarctic: International}

Note: Paypal will process payments in AUD. All prices include postage and packing.

 

Foreword by Dr Sylvia Earle

Principal Photographers

Michael AW: Ernie Brooks: David Doubilet

Jennifer Hayes : Andreas Jascek : Amos Nauchoum : Jenny Ross

 

 Contributing Photographers

Emory Kristof, Steve Jones, Davide Vezzaro, Edward Dixon, Scott Portelli, Jorgen Rasmussen,

Carl Brandes, Eric Bettens, Emily Chan,

 

Part of Elysium Epic sale contributes to Ocean Geographic Ocean Change Photographic Index (GOCPI) ‐ this index focuses on speciation, habitat and climate change images for education and research assessment.