Glaciers, published this month following Salgado’s death last year, collects 65 of the black-and-white shots of glaciers and other ice the photographer took for Genesis. The images are seemingly timeless, freeze-frames of the big and small movements of the coldest regions. A parade of penguins dive off an iceberg into the roiling seas off the South Sandwich Islands in the main image. Seabirds swoop low near a tower of ice in the same area in the shot below.