Why worry about words when pictures say it all

Mawson from an expeditioner's perspective

Apparently a picture speaks a thousand words, so as our season comes to an end I thought I might share a few of my favourite photos from this year at Mawson.

Mark Baker, Station Electrician

A stunning view from the plateau of icebergs in a golden light as the sun peaks through a moody dark sky
Emperor penguins with chicks at Auster Rookery, which is located on sea-ice and sheltered by grounded icebergs
A view of ice cliffs to the east of Mawson from the edge of the sea ice that has recently formed
A tiny emperor penguin chick on the feet of a parent peeking out from beneath feathers
The ice cliffs and newly formed sea ice to the west of Mawson station
Emperor penguins, adult and chick looking inquisitively at the photographer
The purple, pink, blue winter colours in the sky that we associate with cold but clear conditions in Antarctica

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