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Raised on a horse farm in northern Alberta, Nicole took a keen interest in all things nature from an early age. She rode and trained horses as a young girl, always hanging around with her brother and other neighborhood kids, building forts, riding bikes and swimming in ponds. After high school graduation she left home to explore the world and ended up in the far north, in the city of Whitehorse, Yukon Territory where she pursued a diploma in Renewable Resource Management. The many intense field courses took her to many wild places in the territory, many of which left an imprint on her soul. She further pursued a Bachelor of Science degree at UNBC in Prince George, BC before becoming a mother shortly after. Her photography seeks out truth in human interactions with the environment in a raw, real and vulnerable way. She calls the Cariboo home on the banks of the Fraser River where she now raises her 4 children among the birch trees facing life’s joys and tribulations.