Seal River is on the western side of Hudson Bay, Manitoba, Canada. It is the place for polar bears in the summertime, and about a zillion beluga whales. Seal River Lodge takes only about a dozen people in a family environment. The hospitality and friendliess are memorable, the food is astonishing, and the experience is life-changing. If you love wilderness and you have good camera gear and you want a rare experience, go. Tell 'em I sent you. My pix are all RAW and then processed down to small JPGs for SmugMug. Hope they don't disappoint.
Going on a trip. Rain was threatening, so only the hardy ones went. Mike Reimer driving and in the back, left to right, Matthias (Matt) Breiter, a German-born wilderness photographer with a dozen books to his credit, Louise Murray, a diminutive English wildlife photographer who's spent half a lifetime photographing things under the ice, and Linda Besse's husband Jim, a hunter, builder, good guy. The rest of us stayed home in the warm.
Going on a trip. Rain was threatening, so only the hardy ones went. Mike Reimer driving and in the back, left to right, Matthias (Matt) Breiter, a German-born wilderness photographer with a dozen books to his credit, Louise Murray, a diminutive English wildlife photographer who's spent half a lifetime photographing things under the ice, and Linda Besse's husband Jim, a hunter, builder, good guy. The rest of us stayed home in the warm.
Camera: Canon (Canon Eos 5d) |
More details: exif |
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