National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 8月3日 13時07分

Photo by @max.lowe I Never have I looked down an empty back alley at dusk quite the same as I did during my time in polar bear country while working on a story surrounding the great white denizens of the north in Churchill Manitoba. Rarely in this world do we experience what it is to feel like you exist below the top of the food chain, and perhaps we would revere the natural world and the power therein a bit more if that feeling was more present across the front of humanities interaction with the natural world. To see more from my time in the Canadian Arctic follow @max.lowe

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debdubeau Lived there for two years. Unbelievable experience in the arctic and working in Churchill. ❤️

danieldignazio "...to exist below the top of the food chain...". It's spine chilling just to think about it.

k.g.momof3 I’m from Manitoba, and love seeing the incredible pieces of my province highlighted .

_ronaldorp Belo registro dinâmico entre luz e sombras👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

brettt.284 I’d hesitate to call Churchill the Arctic.

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