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Nuvuk, the Northernmost Altered Land, Altered Lives in Barrow, Alaska

Art / Photobook
By: Daniel James Inulak Lum(Author)
86 pages, 76 colour plates
Nuvuk, the Northernmost
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About this book

For years, tour guide Daniel James Inulak Lum has brought visitors as well as his children out to the remote corners of Barrow, Alaska, one of the northernmost cities in the world, to witness polar bears and walrus on the dark, sandy beaches. Over time, snapping pictures for tourists and shooting photographs of his own, he has been a witness to the profound environmental changes taking place as his homeland shifts and disappears before his eyes. As arguments over climate change rage in more temperate locales, Nuvuk, the Northernmost is a poignant snapshot of life in a town where these changes are impossible to overlook. Lum's vivid photographs of wildlife, such as whales, polar bears, and birds, offer rare closeups of animals few ever see. In addition, Lum provides vivid descriptions and pictures of daily life in and around Barrow, offering a compelling insider's introduction to living on the tip of the world. With Lum as a capable guide, Nuvuk, the Northernmost is a chance to see a rare world before it changes forever.

Contents

Introduction

Author
Skin Boat Frame
Midnight Sun at Nuvuk
Walrus on Floating Pack Ice
Playground in Darkness
Arctic Fox in Snow Storm
Beach Fog
Large Male
White Bear at Bone Pile
Flatfoot at Nuvuk
Melting Ocean
Stuck in the Lagoon
Fox Near Ancient Graves
Red Fox
Snowy Owl on Gravel Hill
Beyond White
Bearded Seal-Skin Boat
Chilly Honda
Arctic Fox Tiptoeing
Polar Bear Fight
Victor Onshore
Stranded Walrus in the Sun
Young Boys Butcher Walrus
Tradition
Iñupiaq Boy
PigniQ in Winter
Baleen Palm Tree
Rollogon
Spring Traditional Games
Streetjumper
Fox Over Polar Bear
Rough Bear
Iñupiaq Girl in Spring with Skin Boat
Northernmost American Flag
Inverted Paw Print
Meat Rack at Duck-Hunting Camp
Bear Force One
Content Polar Bear
Young and Full
Largest Carnivore
Hybrid?
Success
Old Village Site, Graveyard Washing Away
Dog Team on Ice
Tundra Swans in Spring
Stalked
Duck Camp in Summer
Mother and Daughter Bears at Nuvuk
Ivory Gull
Arctic Tern at Freshwater Lake 
Black Guillemot Pair at Nuvuk
Tundra
Young Snowy Owl at Camp
Summer Lake
Black Guillemot Nest
Short-billed Dowitchers
Long Grey Whale
Jaeger Eats Gull
Barge at Barrow
Prints in Sand
No Ice at Nuvuk
Boy and a Whale
Abandoned Ice Cellar
Abandoned Hut
Young Bull at Nuvuk
Peek-a-boo
The Erosion of Nuvuk
Red Phalarope Gathering
Falcon in White Phase
Lady Catches Walrus
Kids, Walrus, and New York Bagels
King Eider Ducks
Bowhead Whale
Gulls in a Storm
Arctic Terns at Nuvuk
Finally Sunset
Epilogue: Nuvuk

Customer Reviews

Biography

Daniel James Inulak Lum lives in Barrow, Alaska, and runs tours there with his family, specializing in trips to Nuvuk. He is a descendant of the Inupiat Eskimos and studies the Inupiat language.

Art / Photobook
By: Daniel James Inulak Lum(Author)
86 pages, 76 colour plates
Media reviews

"An impressive little book that offers an intriguing peak at a place even most Alaskans will never see."
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