Rover & Nolan
Nolan Nolan
Hey Rover, ever wonder what it would be like to pair a 19th‑century explorer’s grit with a modern lens? I’m thinking of the Franklin expedition in the Arctic—tragic, mysterious, and full of scenes that would make for a great story and photo series.
Rover Rover
That’s exactly the kind of adventure that tickles my curiosity. Imagine trudging through that icy maze, every gust of wind a reminder of those old maps, and then capturing the white silence with a camera that can’t even feel cold. The Franklin story is soaked in mystery—lost crew, haunting skeletons, the Arctic’s unforgiving beauty. I’d love to follow the footprints of those explorers and then frame the same spots with a modern lens, seeing how the light plays on ice the way it never did a century ago. Just think of the details: the frost on a wooden log, the way the sun reflects off drifting ice floes. It’s the perfect blend of grit and glass. Let's plan a route, pack some gear, and go find those lost tales in pixels and prints.