Titled: "Twilight Zone"
Northern Lights √ Moon √ Police Truck √ Sunset colour √
Taken shortly after a sunset added some night colours that the moon highlighted hitting the clouds.
Location: Tuktoyaktuk, NT
Titled: "Vivid Arctic Beauty"
When you drive to the top of North America you can find an Arctic Ocean Sign. Hopefully it was your intention, else you would be extremely off track. Either the start or end of many adventure travellers journeys.
Location: Tuktoyaktuk, NT
Titled: "Secluded"
Just outside of Tuktoyaktuk on the newly constructed all season road from Inuvik. The Pingo Ibyuk (2nd largest in the world) in the distance. Split can also be seen if you know where to look. Trademarks of the northern community.
Location: Tuktoyaktuk, NT
←←←← Titled: "Solitary"
The northern lights dancing above the police truck on a crisp cold night. Parked on the newly constructed Inuvik Tuktoyaktuk Highway linking the two communities all year round.
Location: Tuktoyaktuk, NT
Titled: "Night Shift" →→→→
A police cruiser captured under a portion of the Milky Way. Tucking away in a park trying to avoid the light pollution of the city.
Location: Outskirts of Halifax, NS
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Titled: "Stairs to the Heavens"
In this captivating photograph, a police cruiser stands as a symbol of security and order against the breathtaking backdrop of the night sky. The image showcases a clear, star-studded night with the Milky Way galaxy stretching across the heavens like a luminous river of light.
Location: Lawrencetown, NS
Titled: "Activated"
The car's red and blue lights pierce through the falling snow, casting a vivid hue that cuts through the darkness. The steady glow of the RCMP car's headlights provides a sense of reassurance and protection, symbolizing the unwavering dedication of law enforcement to serving and safeguarding the community.
Location: Halifax, NS
Titled: "Twilight Patrol"
In this evocative photograph, an RCMP car stands amidst the atmospheric backdrop of a gloomy sunset, captured using a long exposure technique. The scene has a sense of moody tranquility, where the fading light of the sun paints the sky with muted hues and casting an ethereal glow over the landscape.
Location: Halifax, NS
Titled: "Northern Watch II" (above)
"Northern Watch" (left) There was supposed to be a strong chance of high aurora activity. The night before had been completely clouded out, and it looked like this one might follow the same script, but the skies cleared just as the visible Northern Lights began to shimmer. That's not a common occurrence here in Nova Scotia. There was only about a 15-minute window before the activity faded, Right place, right time with a brand new Explorer
Canvas Print
I had to snap a quick selfie with this print before it headed off to its new home. A 24×36 canvas of "Northern Watch II"
Location: Halifax, NS
"Is the Road Closed?" (II and III)
We have all been asked that when obviously it is closed. Right? Top left: "Is the Road Closed? III" Bottom left: "Is the Road Closed?" and Right: "Is the Road Closed? II" Are all long exposures shot in the same way, at ƒ16 and using the starburst effect with the lights of the patrol car. There is some light painting during that exposure to highlight some of those side details. The image on the right is an older Charger without the LED headlights, giving it a warm orange hue compared to the others.
Location: Halifax, NS
"Rolling Into Nightfall" (Above)
This is a new road that was under construction where some ATV's had been tearing up the shoulders. Couldn't not stop to get a shot with the sunset while patrolling.
"Sunset Patrol" (Left)
Again the road was not open at the time. Whats the car ad phrase…
"Professional driver on a closed course. Do not attempt."
Location: Halifax, NS
"Twilight Guardian"
A reflection at sunset in a pool of water on a gravel road between slapping mosquitos
Location: Halifax, NS
"Night Shift Under the Skies"
A Milky Way with the glow of Halifax even almost an hour away.
Location: Halifax, NS