YUKON (N)

Yukon by Richard Hartmier and Tanya Lloyd Kyi is a photographic non-fiction book that provides a comprehensive and visually stunning look at Canada's Yukon Territory.

It's primarily a visual book, featuring spectacular photos by Richard Hartmier, a long-time resident of the Yukon. The images capture everything from the dazzling Northern Lights and majestic glaciers, to the unique wildlife and rugged terrain. The book takes the reader on a tour of the Yukon's remote and interesting locations, from the historic Fort Selkirk to the stunning Emerald Lake. It highlights the region's diverse landscapes and its rich history, including the legacy of the Hudson's Bay Company.

the book is considered a high-quality, visually appealing work. While there aren't many formal reviews available online, the book is praised for its Beautiful Photography, Authentic Perspective, and provides a good overview for those interested in the Yukon's unique environment and history.

Overall, if you are looking for a beautiful coffee-table book or a visual travel guide to the Yukon, this book is likely to be an excellent choice. It is well-regarded for its stunning images and its informative, well-written text.