Few geographic areas of our planet are as fascinating and, at the same time, as unknown, as the polar regions. Their great scientific interest lies in the important and decisive role they play in the dynamics and future of our planet, especially in the present context of global change, since the polar regions are the principal regulating motors of the Earth’s climate. The drastic changes that are occurring in response to the global increase in temperature, caused by the increase in the emission of greenhouse gases as a consequence of human activities, are directly affecting the climatic, oceanographic, and environmental dynamics, both at the poles themselves and at subpolar latitudes. This photography exhibition seeks to show the beauty of these remote regions as well as to provide a comprehensive and multidisciplinary vision of the state of knowledge of the polar zones, highlighting the similarities and differences between the Arctic and Antarctica. In particular, it seeks to make new generations aware of the importance and vulnerability of the polar regions. In addition, it aims to highlight the need for research focused on understanding and evaluating its role in the uncertain future of our planet in a context of transformation derived from the current global change.