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Andy Beaver’s intimate connection to the land and scenery around him began in his home community of Nibinamik First Nation. In describing his favourite photo, he says, “There was a forest fire a few years back. It was dark outside, and I had my camera. You could hear the flames raging in the night and the northern lights were visible overhead. Just this huge green band over the fire. It only lasted a few seconds, and I snapped the shot.”
More in the story by @sarasadeghiaval95 on p. 40 of our January issue, link in bio.
📸 by Andy Beaver, @northriverstudios
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GIVEAWAY! Okay, maybe it’s a little early to think about February, but we want to know about your most memorable Valentine's Day
To win a dozen of these beauties from @thebinocularbaker
❤TAG a friend and give us an emoji that you feel represents Valentine’s Day
❤For two extra entries, SEND us a short write up (50-75 words along with a relevant photo) via DM or email to alaina@thewalleye.ca
We’ll include some of the entries in our February issue and announce the winner on February 10.
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