Description
Located on Prince Leopold Island, Nunavut, the rugged & rocky terrain dances with depth and texture. Along the shore, weathered whale bones rest among fragments of rock released from the towering cliffs above. The contrast is striking: ancient sedimentary layers formed beneath prehistoric seas, beside the remains of a whale that once travelled the modern Arctic Ocean. Shaped by frost, erosion and time, both stone and bone have become part of the same evolving northern landscape.
Taken By
Jacquie Matechuk
Taken On
July 17, 2026
Tagged
rock
rubble
landscape
nature
outdoors
scenery
sea
water
beach
coast
shoreline
cloud
geological_formation
Assignments
Wildlife
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Focal:
200
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Lens Model:
RF70-200mm F2.8 L IS USM
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Shutter speed:
0.0015625
sec
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Aperture: f/
5
