Albina Foisy’s Snowball Moment: A Family Film from 2015
A snowy roadside, a handful of fresh snow and a delighted smile: Albina Foisy did not need an elaborate winter adventure to make a memorabl...
From the archive
A First Aurora in Yellowknife: Photographs by just.sitting.around
The cabin is small, the trees are dark, and almost everything else seems to be sky. This Yellowknife aurora collection captures the excitem...
Ryder’s GoPro Wedding Film: A Husky’s View of a Snowy Ceremony
Most wedding films keep the camera at roughly human height. Addie and Marshall Burnette’s snowy film has another point of view: their Siber...
The Coast Guard Rescue of KC on Lake St. Clair
A dog alone on a frozen lake is a small shape in a very large place. In the story of KC, the reassuring detail is that a Coast Guard crew n...
Simon Beck’s Snow Dragon: Drawing with Footprints
Stand beside a footprint and you see a mark in the snow. Step far enough back from Simon Beck’s snow dragon and thousands of those marks re...
Liezel Kennedy’s Sheep in the Snow: A Flock Hidden in Plain Sight
At first glance, it is just a field: a low horizon, patchy snow and a lot of dry stalks. Give it another look. The pale shapes between the ...
Ian McIntosh’s Alaska Fall During Paradise Waits
A steep white face can look deceptively simple from a distance. In the footage of Ian McIntosh’s Alaska fall, that clean-looking surface is...
Chris Ratzlaff’s Frozen Soap Bubbles in Calgary
A soap bubble normally gives you only a moment before it disappears. In Chris Ratzlaff’s Calgary film, the moment becomes something else: a...
Moraine Lake: The Valley of the Ten Peaks and Its Famous View
Moraine Lake has the kind of setting that makes you pause before taking a photograph. A band of blue water sits below a wall of peaks, with...
Zoofi the Kitten Meets Falling Snow
For a kitten, a window can be an entire afternoon’s entertainment. Add falling snow and the familiar view suddenly fills with little moving...
10 Alaska Facts: Scale, Landscapes and Life Beyond the Stereotypes
Alaska can make distances on a map feel surprisingly abstract. Mountains, glacier-shaped valleys and communities spread across very differe...