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    This is the first ptarmigan I ever met. He very patiently let me take his portrait. Hope Bay, Nunavut. by: fieldgirl Views[663] “The bones do not symbolize death to me, they are shapes that I enjoy. They please me. And I have enjoyed them very much in relation to the sky.” - Georgia O’Keeffe. I was hoping to see the rivers of caribou that Farley Mowat describes in his book, People of the Deer. I saw mostly their sun-bleached bones and trails upon the land. Hope Bay, Nunavut. by: fieldgirl Views[1083] I often feel as though I have stepped into a Group of Seven painting when I am in the Canadian Arctic. The paintings of Lawren Harris first gave me a sense of this place. Bathurst Inlet, Nunavut. by: fieldgirl Views[596]   

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    Friday, 5 Jul 2013 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

      
    I fell in love with nature as a child. I watched ants laboriously move in and out of their sandy mounds, inch worms make inverted U-shapes on leaves, chipmunks stuff their cheeks with shelled peanuts and garden spiders sit amidst their mist covered webs.... Read more >
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