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© Jean-Michel Boivin-Deschênes. All rights reserved.
Boundary to Unist’ot’en Territory, unceded Wet’suwet’en territories, “British Columbia”
Kookum
Agriculture For All
Billboard of First Nation Inclusion and Acknowledgement
Speaking out for Poultry Workers
No communcation barriers at this table
LEE
Seven
Frigid Maligne Canyon
Love is a feeling to be shared
Pulse
The waterfall of the old Carbide Willson mill in Gatineau Park
Protest against violence against women
Drum dancing 13-year-old Allyson Gear stops a bus load of construction workers headed to the Muskrat Falls construction site.
26th Women’s Memorial March in Vancouver.
Landscapes of resistance to Canadian mining operations in Guatemala
Pride Parade
An Indigenous artist in front of the river, embraced by her daughter
Marie-Berthe, 102 years old, still feels beautiful and sexy
The Next Generation
Letting go, lessons from Chief Vern
State less Children
Cedar Wolf Woman - Cree/Métis Nation - Portage La Prairie
Points of View – National Human Rights Photography Exhibition
Waterfall at the Old Carbide Willson Mill, 2015, Jean-Michel Boivin-Deschênes, Montréal, Quebec

While hiking in Gatineau Park in the Outaouais region, I came upon this special site where extraordinary human and natural elements combine. It made me realize how important it is to protect parks like this so they can be enjoyed by future generations.

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Jean-Michel Boivin-Deschênes
Montréal, Canada
Member since 2016
Finalist
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© Jean-Michel Boivin-Deschênes.
All rights reserved.
Image Source: Digital Camera (High Resolution Image)
Date Taken: 05.2015
Total Views: 1058
Filed Under: Human Rights and the Environment
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Date Uploaded: Dec. 6, 2016, 6:37 p.m.
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Camera Model: PENTAX K-5 II s
Focal Length: 10mm
Shutter Speed: 1/0
Aperture: f22
ISO: ISO100
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PHOTO LOCATION Chelsea, Canada