Antarctica: What’s In My Bag

Continuing with our series, we look at the gear Joshua Holko takes along for photographing in and around Antarctica

Text And Photography By Joshua Holko

Updated July 1, 2016

It's cold in Antarctica. That's obvious, but what's less obvious, if you haven't been there, is how the cold and wet conditions that you encounter when you're aboard a ship affect the kind of specific gear you take with you.

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Originally Published August 26, 2014

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