No two iceburgs are alike and their shapes tell a story of the life they’ve led starting as snow, being compressed into glaciers, moving down the mountains, calving off the continent, and finally being shaped by the seas and currents.

A line of brash ice forms in the Antarctic waters leading up to an iceberg.

The edge of an ancient glacier hangs to the sheer edge of a mountain in Antarctica.

The facade of a sheer mountainside is reflected in the calm Antarctic waters of Neko Harbor.

An abandoned research station stands out starkly against the Antarctic snow.

A misty cloud descends down a mountainside on the Antarctic Peninsula.