Scott Forsyth

Scott Forsyth is an award-winning professional photographer specializing in the
Canadian landscape. As staff photographer and expedition team member for
Adventure Canada and Maple Leaf Adventures, Scott journeys to many of Canada’s
remote coastal regions annually. His lifelong mission to continue exploring the fabric
of the Canadian landscape and its inhabitants, and sharing this with the public,
has earned him a fellowship in both The Royal Canadian Geographical Society
(Ottawa), and the The Explorers Club (New York City). He has twice earned the
distinction of Photographic Artist of the Year – Alberta, from the Professional
Photographers of Canada, and holds the designation of Master Photographer
from Master Photographers International. His photographs have been published
on the cover of Canadian Geographic Magazine and featured in several Canadian
Geographic calendars, and numerous magazines and books. Scott’s photography
can be viewed at scottforsyth.ca. He lives in Calgary, Alberta.

An autumn rain lifts revealing the towering walls of Nachvak fjord, in the Torngat Mountains National Park, Labrador.

Bald eagles assemble to perch atop the pines on their private and unoccupied island to witness the sunset over Hecate Strait. Central Coastline Britich Columbia.

An Inukshuk marks a trail from the beach of St John’s Harbour in Seglak Fjord. Torngat Mountains National Park, Labrador.

The first warm light of day illuminates the shear granite cliffs of Sam Ford Fjord which at places rise 1,500m (4,900 ft) above sea level. The natural quality of this elevation makes this a favourite destination for climbers, and even B.A.S.E. jumpers who plummet from the cliff summit with body wings like flying squirrels. Sam Ford Fjord, Baffin Island, Nunavut.