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They are refractions of the sun’s rays and usually look like small rainbow-coloured patches hanging in the sky
they sometimes will when predators lurk in the waters below
The Boss shared his more “thoughtful” side with me and my lens – an incredible unique moment
” The only access into the car is through the small smashed hole in the windshield
This image was captured in soft evening light that illuminated the silver-coloured water falling over the rocks
One to Endure Format:Printed Photo Only They are refractions of theEllesmere Island, NU In a barren environment scarce on food, Arctic wolves travel up to 50 kilometres a day in search of prey. Even so, they sometimes approach humans without threat or aggression. Their nose is essential, especially in the High Arctic on Ellesmere Island, where five months of the year is perpetual darkness. Perhaps the scent of the camera trap and the click of the shutter prompted the curious but cautious expression of this particular
