EXCLUSIVE PICTURE<br /> LOVE IN A COLD CLIMATE<br /> While most of us might wear our hearts on our sleeve, this little chap shows it off in just the right place. He's an Emperor penguin chick whose change of plumage into adulthood was brrrrrilliantly blessed by Mother Nature. The baby penguin is blissfully aware that not only is he the focus of a heart-warming image, but that he is also literally one in a million too. For award-winning photographer and wildlife film-maker Sue Flood says that in the 20 years she has been taking pictures in the Arctic and Antarctic, and on more than 30 trips to the frozen plains, she has never picked up such a penguin phenomenon.<br />     'It's the only one I have ever come across with a bib of this shape,' says Sue who has worked on some of the BBC's most successful natural history programmes including Blue Planet and Natural World. 'I took the picture at a time when Emperor penguin chicks are gaining their adult plumage and are a mix of grey baby down and 'penguin suit' colours. This one is one in a million and in all my time as a photographer, he's the only one I have seen with a bib of this shape. When I saw it, I just couldn't believe it.' Sue's many photographic awards include International Photographer of the year (Travel and Tourism). She was also one of eight finalists from around 20,000 entries for the International Photographer of the Year.<br />     Some of her amazing pictures have now been drawn together for her first book Cold Places, which is published later this month. It coincides with an exhibition - Cold Places: From Pole to Pole - of 50 of her photographs at London 's prestigious Getty Images Gallery.<br />  Says Sue: 'There are times when I question why I'm so drawn to the Poles – for instance, when camping in -40 degree temperatures, enduring the hardships of macho ice-breaker life or when my eyes won't open because my eyelashes have frozen together. But there is something magical about the light, the isola
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