Yukon's Tombstone Territorial Park encompasses the moody pinnacles of the Tombstone Range and the expansive Blackstone Uplands, a swath of tundra flanked by mountains and known for superb wildlife viewing. The park lies in the traditional territory of the Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in First Nation. In late August, the tundra becomes stained with rivers of crimson, gold and ochre as the first frosts nip the vegetation.

"Tombstone is an iconic landscape and one of my favourite wilderness areas. The light can be magical and the landscape haunting. Yet we waited in our tent for six days in rain, snow and fog until shafts of light finally began to penetrate the gloomy skies. This image was made with a medium format panorama camera: heavy to haul in the backcountry but well worth the effort at moments like this."

'Autumn Sunset in the Heart of Tombstone' is an award-winning image, winning the Grand Prize in the 2003 Banff Mountain Photography Competition.