How was your trip to the North Pole?

Traveling in the Arctic is very interesting. The natural scenery there is very beautiful, and it is one of the most beautiful places on earth.

Located in the northernmost part of the earth, the Arctic attracts a large number of backpackers every year because of its unique geographical location and unique natural scenery. If you are an adventurous person, then the North Pole is the place you must visit once in your life!

Extreme climate is characterized by long and cold winters and short and cool summers. The climate in the Arctic is varied, but it will experience extreme sunshine changes in winter and summer. Some areas are covered with ice and snow all year round (sea ice, glaciers or snow). In addition, most areas have ice and snow on the surface for most of the year, accompanied by a large number of destroyers Xue Feng.

The average temperature in Arctic 1 month is between -40℃ and 0℃, and the lowest temperature in most areas in winter can be as low as -50℃. The average temperature in July is between-10℃ and 10℃.

During the sea cruise in Svalbard, I got to know all kinds of birds, which was a windfall for Lao Yang. Seeing lovely puffins, courting terns, eiderdown ducks flying in the sea, agile sea crows and rare snowstorm storks ... In order to shoot, Lao Yang used the zoom lens used for the first time, holding a heavy camera and constantly pursuing the goal. Two hours later, Lao Yang couldn't lift his hand, even his fingers were swollen.

Matters needing attention

1. When you come to the North Pole in summer, you can enjoy 24 hours of sunshine, which is the best season for wildlife photography.

2. Photographic equipment can choose two kinds of bodies, a wide-angle lens and a telephoto lens.

3. Adjust the white balance according to the lighting and the frame of the animal to ensure that the animal will not look too yellow under the snow.

The battery of the camera can't bear the low temperature. Please put spare parts in the pocket beside your body to keep warm.

Last but not least: respect animals. Respect their space and keep animals at a safe distance from you.