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Rolling blue waves hit the Antarctic coastline

These brilliant blue beauties, which look like tidal waves frozen at their highest point, were captured by French astrophysicist (and part-time photographer) Tony Travouillon as he travelled across Antarctica.

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Tue, 27 Nov, 2012

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See more photos of Antarctica on Flickr

Don’t expect to see surfboards – or snowboards – on these majestic frozen outcroppings near the Dumont D’Urville research station in Antarctica. (Photo by Tony Travouillon)
See more photos of Antarctica on Flickr

Don’t expect to see surfboards – or snowboards – on these majestic frozen outcroppings near the Dumont D’Urville research station in Antarctica. (Photo by Tony Travouillon)

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