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So glad I found this. I'm a marine biologist and naturalist that has studied and lectured about seabirds and albatross in particular for nearly 15 years. My dream is work on a vessel that visits these Sub-Antarctic islands as well as continental Antarctica. Beautiful footage.

Thank you so much for this amazing footage!

Thanks for sharing your process! I got many different ideas to try 😊

Amazing! I visited the Southern tip of South Island last year and saw some similar scenes.

Incredibly beautiful

0:52 what is the black stuff in the water there?

Lovely video Rachel and the sound of nature 😊

Very cool video Rachel 🤩. Reassuring to see so many penguins, although I'm sure numbers have dropped dramatically.

Great video. Spent 6 months in NZ many years ago, tried my best to get down to the Sub-Antarctic islands, but alas, it was not meant to be. Great news that they've removed the invasive species from some of them!

Absolutely wonderful video. I love the peace and tranquility of nature. 😍

This is truly a great video and the results are marvelous! Thanks for sharing this and keep them coming! 👌🏼

Was the sound just through the camera's inbuilt microphones, or did you use something external? I'm amazed that the wind noise didn't overpower everything.

Love this sort of stuff!

Wonderful Rachel thank you for going to these places and sharing❤ Narrator is nature it’s self love it❤

No music needed - enough natural sounds !!

Excellent video Rachel ❤

AMAZING!!! Thanks for sharing. Cheers!!!

What? A video by the wonderful Rachel and no comments? Unbelievable.

Lovely film and great content. Thanks for sharing the thoughts and approach to capturing the images. It is always interesting to listen to the thought process behind each image. More of this please. These cruises have been on my bucket list for a while and this was a great insight into the practicalities 'in the field'.

What a video. You've really outdone yourself this time, Rachel. The first part is an Attenborough-level nature doc, but the second part has the most amazing images of birds I can recall. The details and compositions are just stunning, the King Penguin image at around 20:00 is otherworldly. Your honest explanations of your challenges trying new techniques are icing on the cake. And the outro is just wonderful with some really great footage. This is truly an inspiring - both for environmental conservation and nature photography - video that I will come back to again and agan. Thank you for this. Really excellent work.

Great images, thank you. I only heard background music no talking from yoiu, only at the beginning.

Great video; The videos of the albatross are stunning.

Always enjoy watching your work, I have been taking birds with slow shutter speeds and great when one works but you do get an awful lot to delete.

Meravigliosa Rachel,veramente emozionante il tuo straordinario viaggio in Antartide dai tuoi video alle splendide foto.Un racconto davvero unico e speciale,sei una privilegiata e di immensa sensibilità,con il tuo accattivante sorriso e maestria ci dipingi di colori e forme specie animali e luoghi a noi inaccessibili.Rachel ci trasporti in un mondo sospeso e incontaminato dove ancora l'uomo ritrova il senso illuminante per la natura silenziosa e protetta. Grazie infinite Rachel i tuoi sogni sono anche i nostri...max Italia

Fantastic video Rachel, inspirational photographer and wonderfully informative content

Super video!

Great job, Rachel. Sehr schöne Aufnahmen. Subscribed immediately. Take care an greetings from Germany. Hubert❤🇩🇪

I really love your approach to bird photography by the use of creative techniques. Very inspiring video!

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Great video, interesting background information and impressive shots. Great ideas for new settings. Thanks Rachel 🥰

Great work! Very inspiring - thank you for sharing :)

Can I ask what lenses you used during the filming? Thank you very much for your answer.

Great pictures and videos and the stories behind them. 🧡

That last image you showed, with the golden light, if I'd shot that it'd be on my wall now. I love that kind of image. If it wasn't for the fact I'm booked on the through the lens workshop next year, I'd be really tempted to book the Heritage workshop.

Great Video and glad Nikon Picked SA to do this. I hear when people talk about 45mp vr 24 mp. I have used Nikon from D3s day of 12 mp, shot 1000's of images with the D4/D4s with 16 mp and the D5 with 20mp. The D810 with 36mp and D850. But the 24 mp sensor is crazy good on the Z6iii, shooting is 40 000 ISO and it cleans up amazingly well. Hope Nikon does a firmware update like the Z9 for bird subject detection.

Great video mate! Thank you for sharing.

Well Done Rach… beautiful video and pics x

Love the last slow shutter image (golden ocean). Beautiful!!

Amazing video..loved every part of it and the images are superb.. May I know if you had used spot metering or centre-weighted metering?

Your work is stunning but something on a technical level completely puzzles me. I can't imagine the amount of light needed to shoot a photo at 1/20,000, f/11 @ iso 200. How are these scenes lit? It has to be more than natural lighting at those settings.

Great video, inspired me to try multiple exposures. Also interesting to see the go pro on the lens hood, never seen that before.

Excellent video Rachel 👏big fan of your photography ❤️🙌

I love your videos of wildlife your amazing

Magnificent my friend !! So beautiful and you must have felt like a kid in a candy store ! What a special experience 😍😍😍

Stunning images, and thanks for sharing hoy approach photography.

I used to love doing multiple exposures, but the Z cameras no longer store them in RAW format, which severely limits what I can do in editing. That has killed my motivation, to be honest. Doesn't that frustrate you too, Rachel? Do you as an ambassator have a channel to Nikon to talk about that with them?

Beautiful and informative video learnt so much from this and your photography brilliant as always 😊

I've said this to you before, Rachel, but the artistry that you bring to subjects that are often photographed in purely documentary style is extraordinary. The birds are of course beautiful in their own right, but the added element of your artistic expression provides a whole new level of appreciation for me. Thank you for this work, for taking the risks and for the story behind it all.