By Kira Wronska Dorward Journalism Initiative Reporter \u00a003\/06\/2024 10:44 \u201cThis has always been my biggest dream,\u201d says Amit Eshel, speaking to Nunavut News from his home country of Israel, where he is in the process of being filmed for Israeli national television and setting up an exhibit in Tel Aviv with the incredible photos he shot on his recent trip to photograph Arctic wolves on northern Ellesmere Island. Eshel and his team spent 18 days in the High Arctic around Grise Fiord in what was his second, and this time wildly successful endeavour to track the elusive white wolves. \u201cJust getting there is very expensive,\u201d he says, \u201cand you never know if you\u2019re going to find them. Usually these kinds of photos are only managed by publications like National Geographic… <\/p>\n
By Kira Wronska Dorward Journalism Initiative Reporter \u00a003\/06\/2024 10:44 \u201cThis has always been my biggest dream,\u201d says Amit Eshel, speaking to Nunavut News from his home country of Israel, where he is in the process of being filmed for Israeli national television and setting up an exhibit in Tel Aviv with the incredible photos he shot on his recent trip to photograph Arctic wolves on northern Ellesmere Island. Eshel and his team spent 18 days in the High Arctic around Grise Fiord in what was his second, and this time wildly successful endeavour to track the elusive white wolves. \u201cJust getting there is very expensive,\u201d he says, \u201cand you never know if you\u2019re going to find them. Usually these kinds of photos are only managed by publications like National Geographic... <\/p>\n