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Labrador
By Dennis Minty
After his wildly successful photographic tour of the island in Newfoundland: An Island Apart, Dennis Minty returns with a stunning portrait of the big land to the north, Labrador. From quiet coves and inlets to sweeping vistas of haunting landscapes, and from living communities ... Read more
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After his wildly successful photographic tour of the island in Newfoundland: An Island Apart, Dennis Minty returns with a stunning portrait of the big land to the north, Labrador. From quiet coves and inlets to sweeping vistas of haunting landscapes, and from living communities to forgotten settlements seemingly lost in time, Minty presents Labrador in all its vivid colour and grandeur. If you’ve never been to Labrador, Minty’s photographic guide will call you forth to one of the most magisterial and unique places on the planet.
Dennis Minty
Born in Twillingate, on Newfoundland’s northeast coast, Dennis Minty is a celebrated photographer, a wildlife biologist, the creator and first manager of Salmonier Nature Park, the author of eight books, a multimedia developer, an international consultant in environmental education, and a teacher. He and his wife, Antje, own and operate The Human Nature Company, which specializes in nature photography and small group photo tours. They live in Clarke’s Beach, Conception Bay. To view more of Minty’s photography, visit mintynaturephotography.ca.
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- Dimensions 80 pages, 6.25 x 8.25 x .5 in
- Published April 29, 2015
- Publisher Breakwater Books Ltd.
- Category Photography
- Keywords Regional , Photojournalism
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