Fotografitë më spektakolare të vendeve më të ftohta në botë

15 Prill 2021

Këto foto janë të mjaftueshme për t'ju bërë të dridheni nga i ftohti.

Janë imazhet fituese të një konkursi prestigjioz fotografie të quajtur “Të kapësh ekstremin”, i cili pasqyron kulturat, jetën e egër dhe bukurinë e planetit në vendet më të ftohta të botës./Motilokal.com

Ifran Guray kapi këtë skenë mahnitëse nënujore në Antarktidë në Mars 2018. Ai tha për imazhin: 'Unë bëra disa zhytje në vende të ndryshme. Sapo kishim filluar zhytjen në një ajsberg në Neko Harbour dhe ndërsa ishim gati në thellësi 50ft (15m), një vulë gaforre në ajsberg u hodh në ujë dhe menjëherë u kthye kur na pa. Gjithçka ndodhi shumë papritur dhe unë e bëra foton në këtë moment '

Fotografi Tom Kahler tha se kjo shkrepje e realizuar nga një lagunë akullnajore në Islandë me dritat e Veriut është një nga 'fotot e tij të preferuara të të gjitha kohërave' dhe ishte një nga momentet më të mira të jetës së tij. Ai mendoi: "Natyra shfaqi shfaqjen e jetës për rreth 30 sekonda"

U.S. photographer Louise Moon is behind this fascinating snap of a red fox being battered by wind on a winter's day in Yellowstone National Park. She said: 'Despite the sub-zero conditions, this image shows how well foxes are adapted to the extreme conditions, their thick coat protecting them from the wind and worst of the weather'

This atmospheric snap of the Antarctic Sound was taken by David Mantripp in December 2016 and was the winner in the landscape category. He took the incredible image during 'an intense period of sailing'. He said: 'The high seas and strong winds kept most people off deck, but I managed to wedge myself into a corner and was rewarded with this incredible view'

Scottish landscape photographer Graham Macfarlane impressed the judges with this snowy scene captured in the village of Glencoe in the Scottish Highlands, with the house seemingly blending into the mountain

Eagle-eyed photographer Tamara Stubbs snapped these crabeater seals napping in the ice in Antarctica

A beautiful shot by Scott Del Vecchio of the 'last big snow of the season' in Alpine, Texas. He said that the wintry weather gave him the opportunity to take more 'interesting' shots. He added: 'I take these unusual moments as opportunities to shoot things that my future self will thank me for'

Diego Martinez, who scored first place in the adventure category, was also highly commended for this moody image. It was taken while he was on an expedition in Antarctica with renowned Spanish climber Alex Txikon

An incredible shot of a fog-shrouded Beechey Island in the Canadian Arctic by Sam Edmonds. He said that the place is 'seemingly in a constant circulation of fog' which adds to its intrigue. Beechey Island was where British explorer John Franklin and his 128 men spent the winter of 1845/46 during his ill-fated expedition in search of the Northwest Passage

Photographer Locryn Williams found a lofty perch to snap these climbers tackling Corrie an Lochain in the Cairngorms during lockdown

French photographer Tom Kahler captured the 'vast scale of the Mont Blanc massif' with this jaw-dropping sunrise shot. He included five people in the image for scale but they prove a bit tricky to find...

Photographer Daniel Balteanu is behind this breathtaking snap of the Balmaceda Glacier in Bernardo O´Higgins National Park, Chilean Patagonia. He said the conditions were pretty bad with strong winds and poor visibility but then the sun came out to 'briefly throw its light directly onto the bluish glacier' and he clicked away

This vertigo-inducing image by Jonny Cook shows Sarah Rixham walking 4,409ft (1,344m) above Gardyloo Gully on the UK's highest altitude high line on Scotland's Ben Nevis in 2019

A serene shot taken by British photographer Martyn Lucas in Antarctica. It was highly commended by the judges

This candid snap by photographer Aviaaja Shluter offers a glimpse of what it is like camping on the Great White Continent of Antarctica as Antarctic winds mixed with snow and sunshine

Ranger Andy Attagutalukutuk licks the ice from his beard after many hours on patrol in the Canadian Arctic in this striking portrait by Jackson Rowell

John Bozinov snapped this chinstrap penguin waddling to its colony through a blizzard on Half Moon Island in Antarctica

A jaw-dropping shot of Eildon Hills in the Scottish Borders bathed in pink light taken by Andrew Macdonald during sunrise

A sled driver stamps on an iron spike anchor to prevent his dogs from running off in the Canadian Arctic in an image snapped by Will Robson

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