From the glowing shimmer of the aurora borealis to the poised elegance of a fox at dawn, Beauty in Nature is a tribute to the quiet, untamed moments that define the northern wilderness. This limited edition print collection features mammals such as moose, elk, foxes, and badgers, each image a glimpse into the raw beauty that unfolds when the wild is left to be itself.
With rich light, compelling compositions, and deep reverence for the land, every print invites you to see beyond the surface, to witness grace in survival, wonder in the ordinary, and story in every still frame.
This is nature, unguarded. Wild, enduring, and beautiful.
What My Customers Have to Say
"The prints have arrived in good order, they are stunning!' - Debra, Quebec
"I cannot describe the prints (limited edition) I purchased from you. Breathtakingly beautiful. The prints of baby and momma bear are quietly stunning. Quality of the prints are the same. Thank you. Thank you. They are truly spectacular!" - Maggie, Alberta
"I absolutely adore your wildlife shots! Amazing work! Everyday I‘m looking at your bear cub print on my wall!" - Rebekka, Germany
"You have to wonder how Donna is still alive. The photography,and the prints I received are brilliant and the real details, whether its drops of water or looking into a bears eyes.. I am certain once on my mantle, I will be feeling as though I'm the room with these bears". - Valoire, British Columbia
"Received my fox kit print today. Love it. You're a gem of a photographer!!!! My fav." - Carol, California
"I was hooked the second I saw the photo Donna captured of such an incredible animal. It perfectly grabs a moment in time displaying the raw power and stunning beauty of the brown bear while looking straight into your soul. It is the centerpiece of our entertaining area in our home, printed on aluminum it radiates the colour while showcasing the sharpness of the photo. The process from contacting Donna to having her art delivered to my door was incredibly easy; thanks Donna, I will enjoy it for years to come." - Shaun, British Columbia
