Icebergs are pretty standard when it comes to appearance: They can be bold and beautiful, sure — but for the most part, they're white, snowy and generally look the same
However, filmmaker Alex Cornell created a new photo series while on vacation in Antarctica last month, which shows a completely different side — literally — to these giant blocks of ice.
On a National Geographic expedition with his mother and sister, Cornell's boat encountered an overturned iceberg with amazing coloration in Antarctica's Cierva Cove.
"To me, this one looked just as incredible as all of the icebergs," Cornell told Mashable on Saturday. "But the naturalist on board was there to kind of tell us, 'No, this is something different; this is crazy.'" Read more...
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