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Doug and Karen along with their kids have lived in the remoteness of the Canadian Arctic for many years...work in the retail business brought them to the north approx 20 years ago and since then they have changed careers which has enable their photography time to increase.
While living in the Arctic does present challenges the uniqueness of the land and live style is not found anywhere else in North America. In their photography both Doug and Karen spend time taking images for the community including sports, ceremonies, local celebrations ect but as much as possible their free time is spent out "on the Land" taking in the imagery of the surrounding area.
They also have a strong collection of images of the southern parts of Canada and the western provinces.