Rosseau
New member
Hello Everyone,
This summer I was fortunate enough (some would argue otherwise) to spend the months of June, July and August living in one of the few remaining wildernesses on our planet.
I was conducting research involving fun things like high arctic carbon cycling and hypersaline lakes. The study site was on Melville Island at 75 degrees north in Nunavut/NWT, Canada.
I know a few people on here were interested in my pictures. Here are a few out of thousands... I'm still converting and tweaking them. It turns out taking the pictures is the easy part
As always, please let me know what you think.
Rosseau
Vast Sea-Ice.
100% snow cover on arrival.
The snow begins to melt and the rivers start to run again.
Endless Caribou...
100mph+ winds sustained for hours and hours.
This summer I was fortunate enough (some would argue otherwise) to spend the months of June, July and August living in one of the few remaining wildernesses on our planet.
I was conducting research involving fun things like high arctic carbon cycling and hypersaline lakes. The study site was on Melville Island at 75 degrees north in Nunavut/NWT, Canada.
I know a few people on here were interested in my pictures. Here are a few out of thousands... I'm still converting and tweaking them. It turns out taking the pictures is the easy part
As always, please let me know what you think.
Rosseau
Vast Sea-Ice.
100% snow cover on arrival.
The snow begins to melt and the rivers start to run again.
Endless Caribou...
100mph+ winds sustained for hours and hours.
