Visit Antarctica through the lens of Jamie Scarrow

ByTim Irvin August 18, 2010March 28, 2022

Jamie is a good friend of mine. He was also my original photography mentor when we worked together at Knight Inlet Lodge. After tiring of all my questions, he lent me his digital SLR one day and I was hooked. He sold me that same camera the next year when he upgraded.

When Jamie is not guiding and taking photos in gorgeous places, he is scheming about new ways to get me to buy his old worn-out photo gear.

He has also spent the last few winters guiding natural history tours in Antarctica. I already knew Jamie is an amazing photographer, but this Youtube photo and video montage he put together is spectacular.

Antarctica…my God.

2 Comments

Jamie Scarrow says:

August 18, 2010 at 12:11 pm

I’ve seen better, but it’s not bad :) Thanks Tim. If Wild Focus takes off I’ll try to get you down there as a guide with me…sound good?
Pol says:

May 13, 2011 at 6:25 am

Do you know what kind of camera lenses Jamie used to use?

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