
Thank you for visiting PhotosNorth.ca. PhotosNorth is a Canadian owned and operated website that promotes environmental conservation and stewardship through digital imagery and our style of eco-sensitivity. Featured are amateur photo enthusiasts and nature adventurers who live in 'North of 60' Canada, as well as northern visitors. Photographs and photo tours are used to create portraits of northern places of interest and ecological significance, linking themes of eco-appreciation, environmental care and stewardship.
Our message is simple: This place is important. . .it matters.
All photos are digitally enhanced. To the best of our knowledge, no photo contains images or colours from other photos. Cloning is minimized and is usually used to remove things like telephone wires or to put trees in front of windows.
The website design and coding is original and is maintained by contributing photographers and writers. We stay abreast of search engine quality standards and are continually modifying our pages to meet standards of major search engines, including Bing. From time to time, things may look out of place, out of date, or simply odd. This is generally due to web maintenance time constraints. Few errors go unnoticed; repair and upgrading is prioritized. Also is the task of learning advanced coding to accomodate an ever changing web standard. Combine this with the occupation of taking photographs, preparing them for publication and creating narratives, not to mention inserting ads chosen from our list of Affiliates. On top of this are the restrictions imposed by doing this a sideline while working full time in an unrelated career. So, please see this webpage as an evolving project.
All this aside, we love to talk to our patrons about visiting the north. If you have any questions or want to learn more about travelling in the North, in particular, to visit places you've seen in our photographs, please feel free to contact us at feedback@photosnorth.ca. Then we can establish the best way to communicate. (Oui. Nous parlons francais)
Thank you,
Michael Brown
Contributer and Webmaster