Page Summary: They roam the ice with silent power built for survival, driven by instinct. Amazing shot taken by the Nowergian adventurer Ragnar Thorseth in a family trip to Svalbard in 1987/1988.
Close Call With A Polar Bear -
They roam the ice with silent power built for survival, driven by instinct. Amazing shot taken by the Nowergian adventurer Ragnar Thorseth in a family trip to Svalbard in 1987/1988. George Fischer and Reginald Poirier on assignment for the new Canada in Color photography book.
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- They roam the ice with silent power built for survival, driven by instinct.
- Amazing shot taken by the Nowergian adventurer Ragnar Thorseth in a family trip to Svalbard in 1987/1988.
- George Fischer and Reginald Poirier on assignment for the new Canada in Color photography book.
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