Pictures
Throughout my career as a polar explorer, I've been lucky enough to be able to see beautiful landscapes, meet incredible people and live extraordinary adventures.
I've tried to capture these moments on film (in some cases I've been accompanied by a professional photographer) and I'd like to share some of these with you. Enjoy!
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The Last Degree / Years 2004, 2005 & 2008 (part 1/2)
24 pictures posted on the 14.05.2010
Here are 48 shots (divided into two parts) that I took on my trips with clients to the North Pole. They relate to the years 2004, 2005 and 2008. They of course illustrate our efforts on the ice in trekking from from Barneo to the North Pole. I hope you enjoy this diaporama and that maybe one day I’ll see…
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The Last Degree / Years 2004, 2005 & 2008 (part 2/2)
24 pictures posted on the 14.05.2010
This is the second part of the diaporama showing some of my best shots taken during my 2004, 2005 and 2008 trips to the North Pole with clients. I have tried to choose the most significant pictures in order to show you daily life on the ice as it really is. Let me say once more that I hope you…
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Arctic Arc 2007 : the entire crossing of the Arctic Ocean (part 1/6)
24 pictures posted on the 02.07.2009
In February 2007, Alain Hubert and Dixie Dansercoer leave Brussels to travel by plane, truck and helicopter to the Arktichewski Cape, North Siberia, the departure of their attempt to cross the entire Arctic Icepack towards south Greenland, a trek of about 4 300 km.
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Arctic Arc 2007 : the entire crossing of the Arctic Ocean (part 2/6)
24 pictures posted on the 02.07.2009
Alain Hubert and Dixie Dansercoer have been dropped by an MI8 russian helicopter at about 70 km North from Arctichewski cape (81°13' N / 95°15' E) because of the presence of a huge surface of open leads in front of the cape. They have started their adventure on March 1st 2007.
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Arctic Arc 2007 : the entire crossing of the Arctic Ocean (part 3/6)
24 pictures posted on the 02.07.2009
After the resupply, Alain and Dixie continue their march. But before touching the North Pole, the duo had to face extreme ice conditions, heavy winds, negative ice drift and most severe weather.
