Through a complex solar-powered system of Balog's own design, the mounted camera systems will snap a picture every daylight hour for two years. Here on the Columbia Glacier, Balog's camera unit, one of two near the tidewater giant, captures the scene hours before an enormous calving event (see it in the next photo).
See the feature story and photographs in "Portrait of a Meltdown" in our October 2007 issue.
Learn more about this project www.extremeicesurvey.org
+ digg | + del.icio.us | + reddit | + stumbleupon
More Instant ADVENTURE exclusives >>
Subscribe now and save!
