Anthony Forchione is an adventure traveler, photographer, and avid outdoorsman driven by a passion for wild places and meaningful exploration. A single visit to the Grand Canyon sparked a deep love for America’s National Parks—their beauty, their stories, and the vast, rugged landscapes that shape them.

Over the past decade, Anthony has lived and worked across some of the country’s most iconic parks, immersing himself in the environments that inspire his work behind the lens. His pursuit of true wilderness eventually led him to the bottom of the world.

Anthony recently completed a full year at Amundsen–Scott South Pole Station in Antarctica, becoming the 1708th person in history to endure a winter at the bottom of the snow globe—an experience few on Earth can claim.

Tony started his adventuring days in the woods of Connecticut, hiking with friends and fellow Eagle Scouts. He moved on to bigger adventures working in National Parks. Now a days he spends most of his days behind a desk and monitor waiting for the next grand adventure.