Frozen water and maybe frozen toes but not frozen souls
Geese, rocks, and ice in a Chilean fjord.
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The horns begin to appear above the glacial runoff emptying from Nordenskjöld Lake, Torres del Paine National Park, Chile.
Peaks of ice on a Chilean glacier seem to be reaching for more snow from the sky.
Just another summer's day in a Chilean fjord as the sun peaks through the clouds and lights up one of the many glaciers.
Once a mighty sculptor of cirques, now just a remnant clinging to a wall.
Spires and peaks of blue glacial ice above a Chilean fjord.
One of the glaciers responsible for the magnificent towers and cliffs of Torres del Paine National Park, Chile.
A crack in the face of a glacier on a Chilean fjord near Puerto Natales.
The force responsible for the jagged peaks of the Canadian Rockies.
Wrinkles in a glacial flow on the Alaska/Canadian border.
A battle of ancient forces, rock versus ice leaves photographers the winners.
Do not stand here. Glacial chunks the size of small houses fall without warning.
The reflection of an iceberg in a Chilean fjord also reflects the shape of the local cormorants.
The entry to a frozen world. But be careful, the door closes without warning.
A freeway of rock
Seabirds forage at the foot of a glacier in one of Chile's fjords.
Ice from calving glaciers float beneath one of the rock spires in Chile's fjords.
Water drains off the face of a waterfall as a group of ashy-headed geese look on.
Mt. Lassen cowers under an impending storm as sun shines on the Fall River Valley.