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Two of my Antarctic Penguin images received an Acceptance award in the 2026 PSNZ Sony National Exhibition. The PSNZ Sony National Exhibition is an annual photographic exhibition run by PSNZ (Photographic Society of New Zealand) and showcases work from New Zealand photographers. A Chinstrap Penguin, Pygoscelis antarcticus, walks along a rock. A Gentoo Penguin, Pygoscelis papua, splashes in the icy waters of Antarctica. To View More >>

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My Chinstrap Penguin Triptych received an Acceptance award in the Nelson National Triptych Salon. This salon (photography competition) is run annually by the Nelson Camera Club. The Chinstraps were my favourite penguin species of the four penguin species I saw in Antarctica. Chinstrap Penguins, Pygoscelis antarcticus, are called Chinstraps because they have a narrow black stripe under their chin. It makes them look like they're smiling. Two of the three images from the triptych are available to purchase as prints or canvases in my print store: Chinstrap Penguin Profile Chinstrap Penguin To View More >>

This entry was posted in Wildlife by Kelly Munro