Penguin: A Story of Survival by Stefan Christmann
£35, teNeues, hardback, 216 pages, ISBN: 9783961712892
A testament to just how dedicated some wildlife photographers can be, this book follows the Wildlife Photographer of the Year winning photographer, Stefan Christmann, who spent 23 months accompanying a penguin colony in Antarctica. The results are a beautiful and fascinating look at this most beguiling of species – the emperor penguin. These penguins survive the relentless Antarctic climate, braving an average temperature of -49°, thanks to their special adaptation to the cold. As well as a stunning set of images, there are essays on personal experiences with the animals, with touching insights that help you to fall in love with these birds even more.
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