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Jeffrey Garriock

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@jeffreygarriock
Traveler, diver, adventurer & filmmaker. Life enthusiast. 📍: Antarctica 📷: RED • R5 ⬇: Reel
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  • Engagement 1.3%
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About Jeffrey Garriock

Jeffrey Garriock (@jeffreygarriock) is a Видеосъздател creator on Instagram, also filed under Travel. The account has 8,760 followers and 823 published posts. Recent posts average 82 likes and 7 comments, an engagement rate of 1.3%.

Jeffrey Garriock belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Jeffrey Garriock follows 2,661 accounts, so the audience is roughly 3.3 times the size of the list followed. Jeffrey Garriock uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Jeffrey Garriock under Видеосъздател, with Travel as a secondary category.

The Instagram bio for Jeffrey Garriock runs to 10 words across 5 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Jeffrey Garriock dates from October 2025.

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823 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Jeffrey Garriock, 5 are carousels, 4 are single images and 1 is a video. No single format accounts for most of them. Jeffrey Garriock has built a substantial archive of 823 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 11 followers for each post published. Jeffrey Garriock also keeps 7 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 176 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include shot, been, visit, many and it's. The captions tag #visitjordan, #canoncanada, #gadventures, #wadirum and #starphotography.

The iconic Tasmanian Devil! Also photographed here at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, this little Tasmanian Devil is here to help preserve the species. A devastating disease affects a huge swath of the population in the wild, Devil Facial Tumor Disease. Many are kept in captivity to help make sure some of the population survives this deadly disease, with the hope they can be rewilded in the future once the threat of the disease has passed. Tasmanian Devils have a very odd sort of notoriety in that everyone associates them with Tasmania, but most people couldn't pick one out of a lineup of marsupials. This is largely thanks to the Looney Tunes character who bears very little resemblance to an actual Tasmanian devil. They're part of a wide-ranging social network and sometimes use as many as three or four dens. Hunting at night, they're tough, agile and a keystone species here in Tasmania. This one in particular acts as an ambassador for their species at Bonorong, educating folks who visit and hopefully providing insight on how to combat the devastating disease that threatens this unique creature.

Shot on Canon R5 in March 2025.
One of the places we visited in Australia was Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, a combination animal rescue, rehabilitation area and education centre. It had a really great educational program, and even a glass-sided operating room where you could watch as animals that required surgery or other medical interventions were being worked on by the staff. We got to see a number of really bizarre and interesting animals, although I do find generally enclosures are really difficult to photograph in. However, there were a few exceptions. This tiger snake was in one of the more open and accessible areas, and was kind enough to slither into the sunlight for me so I could make this image of it. Looking at it, 'Tiger' seems a bit of a misnomer, however their coloration is so variable that many do in fact have tiger-like stripes across their entire bodies. This means for an amateur like me, trying to ID one is very tricky, although in Tasmania, you're helped along by the fact that they only have three large venomous snakes, so your chances of guessing right are fairly high.

Shot on Canon R5 in March of 2025.
This week i've got some photos of wildlife we saw while in Australia earlier this year. This little echidna was a real treat to see, as we were on a coastal hike heading down toward a beach and the echidna just sauntered on to the path, snuffling around looking for insects in the dirt. It seemed entirely unbothered by our presence, and we were able to stop and observe it doing its thing for a little while. Later on the walk back we saw not one, but two! Perhaps one was the same one again, perhaps two altogether new individuals, but it was a real treat to see something so unique so incidentally.

Echidnas are monotremes, which puts them in the same order as Platypuses - mammals that lay eggs! It's a trait very in keeping with Australia's track record of having the most surreal animals. They've also got electrosensors to help them find insects in the soil, they can swim, and can live upwards of 45 years. They're also very cute.

Shot on Canon R5 in March 2025.
Wadi Rum, Jordan's beautiful otherworldly desert absolutely captivates at night. I've been lucky now to visit several times, and whenever we can, we try our best to sneak out into the desert at night to see the stars. Dark sky is hard to come by these days, even here, as you can see from the glow on the horizon from nearby desert camps, but it's still night and day from my city view back home. Seeing the stars, feeling the cool desert air and waiting in the dark for the long delayed click of my camera shutter is one of my absolute favorite things to spend time doing. I was very happy to be there again last week, doing just that.

#visitjordan #wadirum #starphotography #astrophotography #canoncanada
Some trips happen so fast, they feel like something out of a dream. This one got by me so quickly I was just left with a blur of images and feelings. It was a wonderful time spent with lots of amazing people, old friends I hadn't seen in ages and new friends I hope to see again soon. A whirlwind of visits to a number of places I hadn't been in seven years. Seeing a wonder of the world. Dancing late into the small hours. Putting my bare feet in the desert sand (thanks Shereen, for that one). I've tried to capture what my memory of this is like - share some images and some feelings like the ones I'm left with when I close my eyes. A fast and wild journey, imperfectly remembered, but never forgotten.

#visitjordan #gxjordan #gadventures
Petra by night is a very surreal experience. Thousands of small candles light the way down the canyon path that leads you to this view, the structure known as "The Treasury", where hundreds more candles greet you. Traditional music is played, along with a light show explaining the history of this ancient sandstone city, who built it, how long ago, and what it may have been for. The light show, moving crowds, candles, and limited time always make for a tricky photograph, and alas this one did not turn out quite as nice as the one I took on my previous visit in 2018, but as Les Claypool says, they can't all be zingers. I was just grateful to be standing there, with my camera, in awe and wonder while trying to make an image that captured it all. This one will have to do. Swipe to see the walk in.

#visitjordan #gadventures #petra #jordan #canoncanada
A group of Adelie penguins atop a ridge in the Yalour Islands, Antarctica. I've been fortunate to visit the Yalours many times, but seeing them like this in black and white really puts them in perspective for me. I mentioned on Monday how this black and white old-film view really grounds you in relation to the historical figures you read about and see photographs of, and this is no exception. Being an oft-visited site (as far as Antarctic sites go) the Yalour Islands don't always have that sense of isolation and grandeur that some other places have. They're low-lying, accessible, and relatively small. But seeing them like this reminds me how surreal the entirety of Antarctica is, and makes me think that even an 'accessible' place like here is still a world away for most of us.

The Yalours are also the site of some continuing science down here on the peninsula. Long-term timelapse cameras are set up here to study breeding sites both during and outside of the breeding period, to see how many penguins are spending time here and what they're doing. They help scientists understand whether the population is increasing or decreasing, and can be a useful monitor for good behaviour among tourism operators as well. Seeing the adelies on this ridge in black and white helps me remember that the age of discovery, science, and exploration isn't over - it just looks a little different from how it used to.

Shot on Medium Format film, February 2025
Base W, located on Detaille Island is an incredible time capsule of Antarctic life in the 1950s. The base had to be abandoned very suddenly when the ship the Biscoe was unable to access the island thanks to extreme ice conditions, and so the men stationed here set out on dogsleds to travel more than 50km to reach their rescue. As such, almost everything here has been left more or less as it was in those days, right down to tools on the workbench, and cans of food on the pantry shelves. All British Antarctic bases had a single-letter designation, and you can see the eponymous W in the second photo on the side of the crate on the left.

Expedition staff shutter the windows to protect this place from the elements so it can be visited by folks in the years to come, but that also means we take those shutters down when we first arrive. It's always a very ghostly feeling, taking those first steps into the halls and rooms of Base W, which would've been home to 8 people and numerous dogs at it's operational peak. It feels like such a time capsule that you almost expect to find someone at home.

Shot on Medium Format film, February 2025.
Last season I took a medium format film camera with me down south, and I shot some images in colour, and others in black and white. It's nice shooting film, I especially like how it slows me down. I have to decide something's worth shooting, meter it, frame it up, wait, and then click the shutter. Then, I have to hope I still like it weeks later once I get the roll developed.

Shooting film, or shooting with any camera other than what you're used to always helps you to see things differently. It's a great way of changing your eye, or showing you scenes you see often in a different light. There's a lovely mysticism about celluloid and a wonderful joy in getting it right. Black and white also really helps give a sense of gravitas, contrast, and sometimes history. Here, south of the Antarctic circle after passing through an area known as the Gullet, on an absolutely flawless day, not a breath of wind, sun shining brightly, it helps me remember that these landscapes here have not fundamentally changed since the heroic age of exploration. When I see photos from Scott or Shackleton's expeditions, from Charcot's time here or from Amundsen, and then I look at an image like this, it helps me feel more connected to those times. As much as our world changes very fast, and the way in which we visit these places has changed dramatically (for the much more comfortable), when we look out over the railing on a beautiful Austral summer day, we see the same sorts of things these explorers would have seen. As much as we've made many changes - the earth changes slowly, in spite of us.

Shot on Medium format film, February 2025.
Giants of Africa camper at sunset in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso.

Shot on Canon R5, October 2024.

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Jeffrey Garriock's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.3%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 77 followers. An average post collects 82 likes and 7 comments, close to 12 likes for each comment.

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Who is Jeffrey Garriock?

Jeffrey Garriock (@jeffreygarriock) is a Видеосъздател creator on Instagram, also filed under Travel. Jeffrey Garriock uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Jeffrey Garriock runs to 10 words across 5 lines.

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Jeffrey Garriock has 8,760 followers on Instagram (8.8K). Jeffrey Garriock follows 2,661 accounts, so the audience is roughly 3.3 times the size of the list followed. Jeffrey Garriock has built a substantial archive of 823 posts.

What is Jeffrey Garriock's engagement rate?

Jeffrey Garriock's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.3%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 77 followers. An average post collects 82 likes and 7 comments, close to 12 likes for each comment.

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Flinque files Jeffrey Garriock under Видеосъздател, with Travel as a secondary category. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Jeffrey Garriock, 5 are carousels, 4 are single images and 1 is a video. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Jeffrey Garriock repeatedly use the words shot, been, visit, many and it's. Jeffrey Garriock's captions carry hashtags such as #visitjordan, #canoncanada and #gadventures. Jeffrey Garriock writes those captions mainly in English. Jeffrey Garriock keeps 7 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.

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