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Venture Capitalist sets foot in Antarctica where no human has gone before
Antarctica was unique, said Mehra.
Venture capitalist Vivek Mehra. / Vivek Mehra
SAN FRANCISCO, California — Amateur photographer Vivek Mehra had long dreamed of traveling to Antarctica, to capture the dramatic, magical beauty of a land to which few have traveled.
“I wanted to go there specifically to photograph landscapes, because a lot of the pictures that I'd seen were mostly of animals,” Mehra, a partner emeritus at August Capital, told New India Abroad. “And while I do like animals, whether it's penguins, whales, or seals, the landscapes seemed very unique. And I wanted to do a very specific trip focused on landscape images.”
“It turned out to be one of the most amazing trips that I've ever done,” said Mehra, who has taken similar adventures to very remote portions of Alaska, as well as the Chilean fjords. “I love these trips for their raw beauty, the starkness of their imagery.”
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Sam Patel
2024-05-05 00:00:00
So wrong! People were there long ago. The world knows that people crossed from Europe to America on foot. And today, they cannot. So never say, I am the first but "I am the first documented man in the modern world".