I have had the opportunity to travel to the Canadian Arctic several times throughout my career. While these trips were not always focused on photography, they provided the chance to experience one of the most remarkable regions in Canada. Seeing vast herds of caribou stretching across the tundra, isolated groups of muskox, and the many other species that call this remote landscape home was truly unforgettable. The scale, solitude, and wildness of the Arctic left a lasting impression on me and remain among my most memorable experiences in the field.
Group of barren-ground caribou sticking together during fall migration across the Canadian arctic.
Musk ox calves keeping an eye out for danger.
Musk ox stomping across the frozen tundra.
Barren-ground caribou stop at the edge of a frozen lake during fall migration.
Bull and calf barren-ground caribou running at edge of a frozen lake.
Barren-ground caribou bull during fall migration in the Canadian arctic.
Barren-ground caribou against the backdrop of an arctic sunrise.
A lone bull barren-ground caribou wanders ahead of the migratory herd.
Arctic fox walks along a windswept ridge in Canada's arctic.
A frosted muskox crests a hill during a beautiful arctic sunrise.
A muskox playfully sticks their tongue out during a break from foraging.
Barren-ground migrating across the Canadian arctic.
Barren-ground caribou sparring.
Arctic fox resting atop a pile of snow.
Artic hare braving high winds in the Canadian arctic.
