a collective blog by indigenous women photographers
It can be so cold and dark in the winters that it’s hard to book sessions or find the inspiration to go out shooting… but there are days when the sun is shining all night and the geese are flying around or the northern lights will be dancing and I have a moment where I realize that this is exactly where I am meant to be.
Honour. Respect. Cherish. Photo Essay by Shawna McLeod.
Whether you compete in the Inuit or Dene games, there is one common ground, it’s all about sportsmanship and respect.
Last week I went to visit the Hamlet of Tulita. I was there to do Inuit and Dene games demonstrations at the Chief Albert Wright School. I had traveled to the community once before, by boat up the Mackenzie River from my hometown community of Fort Providence. It was a memorable and adventurist trip with my… Continue reading Where The Rivers Meet – Tulita, NT
Fort Providence is home of trappers, hunters, fishers, drummers, hand game players, traditional artist; beaders, quilters, moose-hide tufters, and moose-hide tanners.
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