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David (Horse) Barringhaus from Maryborough, Queensland, is a photographer who spends six months of the year living and working in Antarctica photographing and building infrastructure for the Australian Antarctic Division.   He has a background in boilermaking, fitting and machining in Australian mines and heavy construction.   Some of the images captured are unique because they can only be obtained by living at the Australian Research Stations on the eastern side of the continent.   Images of the New Zealand and United States Research Bases were obtained when moving between McMurdo(US) and Casey...more
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Rockin Horse Photography Gallery goes on uTube

June 22nd, 2012

Rockin Horse Gallery has placed in Slideshow presentation a number of videos on uTube. These are accompanied by music so turn on the sound. They are less than 5min long, enjoy. Let me know what you think.Just copy the links into your address bar. ... 

Hercules in Antarctica

May 23rd, 2012

I have released my new images of the famous aircraft Hercules LC 130H operating in Antarctica as part of my Transport in Antarctica Gallery. This workhorse is currently used by the United States Science Foundation to supply both the American and Aust... 

New Cold Ripples Series

May 22nd, 2012

The "Cold Ripples" series is a group of images taken from an IRB (Inflatable Rubber Boat) or Zodiac while I was working out of the Australian Antarctic Station Casey in 2010. It was a most unusual day as it was very calm with clear skies which is rar... 

Release of New Antarctic Images from the Australian Antarctic Territory

May 22nd, 2012

Photographing in Antarctica is one of the most rewarding experiences I have had the good fortune to encounter. Sharing these images with my family and friends is my way of saying thanks for allowing me to pursue my dreams in a place that is both spir...