Back again, with some #flowers. Including #budding #buds from the Purple Mountain Saxifrage, the Territorial Flower of #Nunavut.Please tag @lacking if you use my photos, but beneficiary is not necessary. A tip is always welcome, but not mandatory. Strangely, I will take exposure instead of hive! These images were taken by myself using a Nikon P900 Camera and/or a Samsung S20 phone and have no special rights attached to them. Feel free to use them as is or manipulate them to suit your needs.

5 unique close up shots of moss. Something I didn't realize is that I photographed the same clump of moss from almost the exact same spot several weeks apart! Look at all the extra little... uhh... sprouts in the photograph! Pure luck! There is nothing but moss and lichen up here with the odd flower or willow in the mix so I find it quite amusing that I stumbled across the same batch of moss and was able to photograph its growth progression!

Hello HSP Community, I have stolen my wife's account (With her permission, of course) to post some Stock Photography to the Hive Blockchain without bogging down the activity on my main feed. I am @lacking for the record. I came across this community when @naturalmedicine was asking for medicinal related photographs to use in the Hive Stock Photo Community. Sadly, I do not have any photograps related to medicine that would be applicable to their promotion/contest going on at the moment. (see here) But I figured I would add a bunch of photographs from Nunavut, Canada that may be somewhat unique. Since it's so friggin' hard to get here. 😅

I took a break from steem because FUCK JUSTIN SUN. But now that we have a new, awesome chain that doesn't include that Debby Downer, I'm back! My husband purchased a fancy camera and I'm trying to learn how to use it a bit.

I'm a teacher in a remote arctic community located on an island in Nunavut, Canada; every day a significant portion of my students struggle with food insecurity due to the incredibly high cost of food. This morning as I was scrolling through my Facebook feed an article piqued my interest. This greenhouse in a sea can in Gjoa Haven is powered by wind and solar energy

Today @lacking and myself said goodbye to the puppers we had been fostering since December 18,2019. The Iqaluit Humane Society, a no-kill shelter, takes rescued dogs from all over Nunavut and sends them south to find their furever homes. The house is much quieter, the floors are dry, and our own fur baby is enjoying being the center of attention again. Snowball is a great dog and I know he will end up finding a great home; it still hurt immensely to see him go.