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Australasian Antarctic Expedition lead by Douglas Mawson (1911-1914). The caption: LEANING on the wind. The figure is actually leaning on a constant 100 miles per hour wind while picking ice for culinary purposes.

The text in the cropped-out half of the image of the paper:
WITH SHACKLETON TO THE ANTARCTIC
Photography by Captain Frank Hurley O.B.E.
A KODAK PRESENTATION
Date likely to be 1912
Source National Library of Australia
Author Frank Hurley
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Highly likely to be taken in 1912: although this is undated and the date and location are not mentioned, this picture is in the same presentation, WITH SHACKLETON TO THE ANTARCTIC, and was taken at Denison Base in 1912. Hurley went to Antarctica twice more, but all the photographs from the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition 1914–1917 are known – this is not among them – and the National Library of Australia places its creation between 1907 and 1914.

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current11:53, 11 July 2022Thumbnail for version as of 11:53, 11 July 20224,199 × 3,181 (1.33 MB)Pygoscelis antarcticusHigher resolution from the same source (see Help:Zoomable_images).
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16:18, 10 June 2009Thumbnail for version as of 16:18, 10 June 2009387 × 317 (39 KB)DavidMaisel{{Information |Description=Australasian Antarctic Expedition lead by Douglas Mawson (1907-1914). ''The caption:'' LEANING on the wind. The figure is actually leaning on a constant 100 miles per hour wind while picking ice for culinary purposes. ''The

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