THE FILE 12,000 pictures on our website, constantly updated and expanded. Postcards on request.

NATURAL HISTORY Arctic/Antarctic flora and fauna: polar bears, arctic fox, walrus, seals, reindeer, arctic birds, seals, penguins. aurora borealis. Land, sea and icescapes, glaciers, icecap, icebergs, sea ice.

GENERAL STOCK A leading collection of polar photographs. The Alexanders' love of the Arctic and the people who live there has led them to document the lives of the Inuit in northern Greenland and Arctic Canada over many years. Bryan has worked extensively in northern Siberia with many of the indigenous groups, including the Chuchi, Even, Evenk, Khanty, Koryak, Tuvan and Yakut. Bryan and Cherry have migrated with the Sami (Lapps) and their reindeer, gone polar bear hunting with the Inuit of northern Greenland and snowshoed with the James Bay Cree. Along the way they have photographed the wildlife and landscapes that shape these cultures. Several additional photographers' work now complements the Alexanders' coverage of the science, the wildlife and the amazing landscape of awesome Antarctica. Also on file is in-depth documentation of indigenous peoples of Siberia, Ladakh, Micronesia, Mali, Indonesia, Quebec. Also, Scandinavia, Santa Claus, Spitsbergen, Iceland, Newfoundland, Italy's national parks, London.

ENVIRONMENTAL Global warming. The impact of oil and gas development in northern Siberia and Sakhalin Island. Oil production in Alaska. Pollution in Norilska and the Kola Peninsula. Inuit children recycling cans. Garbage in the Canadian Arctic. Tourism in Antarctica.

SPECIALTIES The cold. The Arctic and Antarctica. Nenets, reindeer herders across Siberia. The Inuit (Eskimo) lifestyles in northern Greenland and Canada: hunting, igloo building, all aspects of traditional and modern life in the North. Sami (Lapp) reindeer herders in northern Norway: migration, weddings. British field sports, fox hunting, grouse and pheasant shooting, deer stalking and fishing. Popular "cold" travel destinations. Polar regions. Polar nights. Under the midnight sun. Penguins. Polar bears. Icebreakers. Verkhoyansk in Siberia, the coldest place in the Northern Hemisphere at a record -90.4 degrees F.

GEOGRAPHIC AREAS North Pole. South Pole. Africa. The Dogon of Mali. Asia: Hong Kong, Irian Jaya, Kashmir, Ladakh, Siberut, Singapore, Sumatra. Siberia: Chukotka, Evenkia, Tuva, Yakutia, Yamal. North America: Alaska, Arctic Canada, Arizona, New Mexico, Nunavut. Scandinavia: Finland, Iceland, Norway (Spitsbergen), Sweden. Other Europe: England, Faroe Island, Greenland, Italy (national parks), Scotland. The Pacific: Micronesia, Nauru. Antarctica: East Antarctica, the peninsula, Ross Sea, South Pole, Weddell Sea. Subantarctic: Falkland Islands, Heard Island, South Georgia, South Sandwich Island.

RECENT COVERAGE Traveling with the Nenet (an arctic culture) in northwest Siberia in summer; polar bears in Spitsbergen, autumn in northwest Greenland.

CREDITS Major magazines, including many feature articles worldwide, book publishers, advertising agencies and international corporations. Magazines: Defenders, Geo, International Wildlife, Marie Claire, Smithsonian, Telegraph (UK), Vogue (London). Books: Allyn & Bacon, Collins & Brown, Prentice-Hall, Simon & Schuster, more. Author/Photographer: The Inuit (Bramley, 1988), Vanishing Arctic (Facts on File, 1996). Travel: Abercrombie & Kent, Arctic Experience, Quark, Saga. Awards: Winner, Pictures of the Year, Magazine Section (NPPA, 1995), 1995 BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year. Agent: Photo Researchers (NY).

RELATED CREDENTIALS/SKILLS We offer consultancy on working in Polar regions to film and television companies.

COMMENTS Good knowledge of specialist area. Offers photo/text packages on many of the noted subjects. Visit website to keyword search for the images you need or to request new stocklist and cards.