Northwest Territories and the Yukon
Autumn colours and snow can arrive early as mid August on the tundra. The vast panoramas dotted with herds of caribou are equally as wondrous as the tapestry and complexity of the
tundra's microcosm. The following selected painting were completed along the Canol Heritage Trail which passes through the NWT and Yukon border in northern Canada. Special
thanks to Dechenla Lodge for their hospitality. |
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![]() The First Snow, NWT |
![]() Painting before the first snow melts |
![]() On location August 26, 2010, NWT Video Clip - {NOTE: 6.9Mb} |
![]() Three sisters, first snow |
![]() Selwyn Range |
![]() Dechenla, NWT#1 |
![]() Painted Palsa |
![]() From a palsa, August 25, 2010 |
![]() Yukon, September 5, 2010 |
![]() Above the Pass |
![]() Painting the early autumn colours |
![]() Below the Mac Pass |
![]() Opening |
![]() Capturing the changing light |
![]() Mountain carpets |
![]() Ground Studies in the rain |
![]() Yukon, beam me up |
![]() Oasis in the barrens |
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