Renown National Geographic Photographer Paul Nicklen takes us on a voyage with him. We get to see first hand and up close how the filming of a deadly predator turned into the filming of a friend. Watch as a Leopard Seal in Antarctica shows his true color.
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pretty amazing! Thanks for sharing!
It’s really so aweinspiring to see you come face to face with this animal…wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I wonder struck…………….
What an awesome encounter!!
The seal must have sensed your benign aura — not feeling threatened, she probably felt instinctively maternal/nurturing toward you… Would that we could interact everywhere thus…
That was quite amazing. Paul was so braved to make face off with the Sea Leopard. Message to Paul -> Take care and may God always be with you in all your activities.
Amazing
Mr. Nicklen’s photos and story are amazing.
Too bad he does not pronounce correctly the continent he visited.
It’s “Antarctica,” Paul, not “Anartica.” (There’s a big “c” sound and a big “t’ sound that you skipped over.)
Also, editors of your story seem oblivious to correct spelling.
Mr. Nicklen is a “renowned” photographer, not a “renown”
photographer. To “renown” someone is to honor him. So Nicklen
could be called an “honored” photographer, but not be an
“honor” photographer.
Get it? Were those high school grammar classes a big waste?
I thought the photos incredible and applaud the photographer. Ron has too much time on his hands if the only thing he can comment on is the grammar.