Life in Inuvik, Northwest Territories

Here’s a shot from the Boot Lake trails. Notice the colourful leaves on the ground!

(Also, photo stitching is amazing.)

Here’s a sign at the Aurora College trades workshop space.

It’s seen it’s fair share of bad weather over the years.

This old sleepy dog was lazily watching people pass by…

It turns out, there are suburban-style houses on the edge of town.

It’s not all trailers, row-houses and log cabins here!

Here’s the view from my front door and back window, at Parkview apartments.

(Both are several photos stitched together, and you can see some perspective errors here and there.)

This is what it looks like when I drink tea and look out the window.

More fall colours in Inuvik. Feels like Hallowe’en is just around the corner, but it’s still August!

Here’s the newsstand, the hardware store, Mr.Chips’ wagon, etc.

In super-wide vision.

This “image stitching” stuff is really wonderful. 

Here’s Inuvik’s Samuel Hearne school (still boarded up for the summer) in super-high resolution.

(Note: some of the stuff like the telephone wires don’t exactly line up. I am still learning.)

It turns out there is some software which does amazing things with photos, such as “stitching” many together.

Just look at this panoramic view of Tsiigehthic!