Glacier Front, Cuverville Island, Antarctic PeninsulaCuverville Island sits along the Antarctic Peninsula, surrounded by some of the most dramatic glacial scenery on earth. This is a close panoramic of the glacier face itself, where the ice has fractured and split under its own enormous weight. What drew me to this section was the colour. Where the surface cracks open, you can see deep into the compressed interior where the ice turns a remarkable vivid blue. Decades, possibly centuries of snowfall