Dr. Amanda Kelley: Image and Video Gallery

Dr. Amanda Kelley standing on the sea ice after a research dive in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica.

Dr. Kelley imaging urchin larvae, Sterechinus neumayeri, for morphometric analyses.

Dr. Kelley visiting the penguin rookery at Cape Royds, Antarctica.

Dr. Kelley emerging from the icy waters of Glacier Bay National Park, during the Deepwater Exploration of Glacier Bay National Park expedition.

Dr. Amanda Kelley, Dr. Brenda Konar (University of Alaska Fairbanks), and science Diver Rob Robbins descend under the sea ice at Cape Evens Antarctica to retrieve a seaFET pH sensor after a year-long deployment.

Seal observed under the sea ice.

Heavy ice made this dive feel like being in outer space. It was pitch black, no light whatsoever.

This was a fun day on the job. We were sampling for zooplankton at the ice edge in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica.