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Summer Solstice in Iqaluit: Where the Sun Refuses to Set
There is something strange about summer in Iqaluit. The landscape is familiar, the rocky hills, the open water, the tundra stretching toward the horizon, but the light changes everything. As the summer solstice approaches, the sun seems to forget that it is supposed to disappear. Evening slowly becomes night, night becomes morning, and before you realize it, another day has begun. In Iqaluit, summer is not simply a season. It is an experience of light. For someone behind a ca

AKSHAY
Aug 83 min read
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Life in the Arctic: More Than Ice and Snow
When people hear the word Arctic, they often picture endless snow, polar bears, and freezing temperatures. While those images are certainly part of the North, they tell only a small part of the story. Living in Nunavut has shown me that the Arctic is not just a placeāit's a way of life. It is a land where nature dictates the rhythm of every season, where communities depend on one another, and where the outdoors is not simply a destination for recreation but an extension of ev

AKSHAY
Aug 45 min read
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From Stone to Sky: A Story of Art, Identity, and the Arctic Spirit
There is something extraordinary about the Arctic that cannot be understood through photographs alone. It lives in the stories of the people, in the silence of the land, and in the hands of those who continue traditions that have been passed down through generations. From Stone to Sky was born from a desire to capture one of those stories. This documentary follows Inuk artist Ben Kovic, whose sculptures are much more than pieces of carved stone. Every work reflects a connecti

AKSHAY
Aug 42 min read
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Preparing for Northern Lights Photography in Cold and Harsh Arctic Conditions
Few experiences compare to standing beneath a sky alive with dancing green, purple, and red ribbons of light. Photographing the Northern Lights is both rewarding and challenging, especially in the Arctic, where freezing temperatures, strong winds, and long hours in the dark can quickly test your endurance. Over the years of photographing in Nunavut, I've learned that capturing an incredible aurora image is often less about the camera and more about preparation. Whether you're

AKSHAY
Aug 24 min read
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Flying Drones in the North: Precautions for Cold, Windy, and Rainy Conditions
The Arctic offers some of the most spectacular aerial photography opportunities on Earth. From frozen coastlines and vast tundra landscapes to vibrant community scenes and the mesmerizing Northern Lights, drone photography can reveal perspectives that are impossible to capture from the ground. However, flying a drone in Nunavut and other northern regions comes with unique challenges that demand preparation, caution, and respect for the environment. Over the years, I've learne

AKSHAY
Jul 314 min read
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Respecting Nunavut's Communities and Culture Before Taking Photos or Videos
As photographers and videographers, we often focus on finding the perfect light, composition, or moment. However, in Nunavut, some of the most important skills have nothing to do with cameras. They involve respect, patience, and understanding the people and communities whose stories we hope to document. Nunavut is home to vibrant Inuit communities with deep cultural traditions, strong family connections, and a rich history that has been passed down through generations. Whethe

AKSHAY
Jun 74 min read
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