article_snippet: Photographer Hulia Boz, from Sydney, was on an impromptu two-week holiday to the remote region costing around $13,000 after being invited along by friends who had a spare place on their trip.
article_snippet: : This is the distinctive photo that helped tour operator staff identify Hulia Boz from the photos on Ellen lost camera .
article_snippet: The story of how Ms Boz is now being reunited with Ms Boz camera, which was white and camouflaged in the snow, is nothing short of a miracle.
article_snippet: Photographer Hulia Boz, from Sydney, was on an impromptu two-week holiday to Antarctica when Ms Boz lost Ms Boz camera.
article_snippet: Ms Boz took her camera along on Ms Boz trip
article_snippet: so Ms Boz could capture 'silly' photos and used Ms Boz professional cameras for landscape photography .
article_snippet: Ms Boz was lucky enough to get a spare place on the trip which cost Ms Boz around $13,000 after being invited along by friends .
article_snippet: Polar Operations Manager for Aurora travel Tomas Holik was given Ms Boz’s camera in the snow
article_snippet: Aurora travel Tomas Holik to figure out that name belonged to Ms Boz’s as Polar Operations Manager for Aurora travel Tomas Holik compared the photos to the mugshots taken from recent expeditions. '
article_snippet: they then sent my selfie to the ship's team leaders asking if they knew who I was,' Ms Boz’s explained.
article_snippet: EAP27,Aurora travel Tomas Holik wrote in an email to the Sydney-based tour company that Ms Boz’s travelled with.
article_snippet: ‘her lost camera does indeed belong to one of We EAP27 passengers, Hulia Boz.
article_snippet: Ms Boz’s camera, which amazingly still works, is now on its way back to Sydney.
highlights_snippet: Photographer Hulia Boz, from Sydney, travelled to Antarctica via Argentina in December .
  
highlights_snippet: Miracles do happen,' Ms Boz said .