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Photos taken in July, 2006 around Spitsbergen and other parts of Svalbard, which is in the "high Arctic," between latitudes 78 and 81 degrees N.
UNDERWATER REFLECTIONS > When/where the sun never sets. This entire area should still be covered in ice, but global warming has caused both glaciers and annual ice to retreat dramatically. Sadly, this has resulted in a dramatic reduction of areas for polar bears to hunt seals worldwide.
When/where the sun never sets. This entire area should still be covered in ice, but global warming has caused both glaciers and annual ice to retreat dramatically. Sadly, this has resulted in a dramatic reduction of areas for polar bears to hunt seals worldwide.

Photo Information

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Date Modified2006-07-19 19:33:39
Date Taken2006-07-11 04:08:11
CameraCanon EOS-1D Mark II N
Exposure Time0.005s (1/200)
Aperturef/11.0
ISO100
Focal Length17mm (22.1mm in 35mm)
Photo Dimensions3248 x 2165
File Name2006-07-11--1762--17mm-EOS-1D Mark II N.jpg
File Size2.87 MB

Detailed

Flashflash did not fire, compulsory flash mode
Exposure Programshutter priority
Exposure Bias1/3 EV
Exposure Modeauto
White Balanceauto
Color Spaceunknown
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