A dozen or so to start you off.
These, and those in Ellen Miller’s Antarctica slide show (see instructions below), come from Ushuaia & the Beagle Channel, the Drake Passage, the South Shetland Islands, the Lemaire Channel, Booth & Petermann Islands, the Antarctic Circle, Port Lockroy and Paradise Bay.
If you want to see more of Ellen’s work, open This Slide Show Link on a laptop or a desktop computer and see them on a full screen (the bigger your screen, the more you’ll enjoy the photos).
Be sure to click on the small rectangle box with an > in it at the top right of your screen, just under where it says, “97 Photos.”
Seeing the photos on a full screen makes the pictures above look as if they were taken with a Brownie box camera.
Chris McCleary said:
Amazing!
Randy Candea said:
Great shots!
Karen said:
Breathtaking!
Kathy Kiely said:
I think I know FEEL — not just know — the meaning of breathtaking! Wowsers!! (The baby seals are cute but so are the intrepid explorers in the can’t-get-lost-in-the-snow orange).
sam clover said:
beautiful stuff…ellen has the gift..however I prefer the warmth of the gulf coast..smiles…mr.sam
Cheryl Mawo said:
Marvelous photos and slideshow, Ellen! If I were brave enough, I’d sit outside today to watch this so as to get the full effect. You could enter that shot of you two and the ship reflected in the sunglasses in a photo contest!
Lisa Rosenberg said:
Thank you for sharing these! The whole family was mesmerized.
Carrie said:
Such wonderful and exciting pictures. It must have been an excellent trip
liz Frost said:
The first picture looks like a painting. Wonderful pictures!!!!
Micah Sifry said:
Wow.
Ben Shute said:
Wow!
Ellen has a wonderful eye (and it would appear a not-half-bad camera!).
In the many years I knew her professionally, I was always in awe of her energy and commitment. Little did I know that the world of strengthening democracy had cost the world of nature photography so much.
I’m so glad you are both having such a fulling “retirement.”
Ben Shute said:
Make that “fulfilling.”
EllnMllr said:
Wow. Thanks to all of you for you way too kind words. It’s fun to have the time now to really travel to exotic places and to edit the photos to show them at their best. As to pure natural beauty, I suspect nothing will top Antarctica, but with our many planned adventures ahead I look forward to what my camera can capture.
william Plitt said:
Thank you Ellen for sharing your gift. For those of us not likely to travel to such a beautiful place, you more than easily fill the void. What an experience! BiLL
Karen Pogoda said:
Fabulous shots – I feel as if I travelled with you! Your new lens really helped you to get up close and personal!
Richard said:
Thanx to everyone who has responded to the postings of Ellen’s photos and the accompanying notes. Your Comments are important and encourage me (us) to continue posting.
To be able to share the good fortunes we have, the wonderful trips, and all the other things that appear on MillersTime adds meaning to the experiences themselves beyond the pleasures we get from them.
Keep the Comments coming.