Aurora & Landscape Wall Art
Landscape photography asks for something different than wildlife work. There are no animals to track, no behaviour to anticipate. What Eric waits for instead is light: the moment a sky opens up, a reflection holds still, or the aurora moves across the dark in a way that won't repeat itself. He has photographed landscapes across British Columbia, the Canadian Rockies, and the far north over more than 25 years in the field. Imagine the northern lights arching over a frozen lake, a mountain range catching the first colour of sunrise, or a river valley disappearing into low autumn cloud. These are places Eric has stood, and they can now hang on your wall. Whether you're looking for aurora borealis prints, Canadian landscape photography, or mountain wall art for your home, each image is available in three formats: HD metal prints, canvas prints, and fine art paper prints. HD metal is the most popular for landscape work; the depth and luminosity suit wide open scenes particularly well. Fine art prints are signed by Eric. Every image was photographed by Eric personally, in the field.
The wildlifer stood mesmerized by the ethereal dance of the northern lights above the Liard River, their vibrant green hues swirling and flickering against the starlit sky. The cool September air carried the faint sounds of the river’s flow, a gentle symphony that complemented the visual spectacle unfolding overhead. Each wave of light seemed to sway in rhythm with the natural world, creating a breathtaking backdrop that blurred the boundaries between earth and sky. In these quiet moments, surrounded by the vastness of Northern British Columbia, the wildlifer felt a profound connection to the wilderness, capturing the fleeting beauty of nature through both his lens and his spirit.
Eric Seemann is “The Wildlifer”
A stunning, award-winning image of the Aurora dancing above the Liard River in Northern British Columbia. This dramatic photo earned an Award of Excellence from Professional Photographers of Canada.
Nestled in the Kootenay region of British Columbia, Gardiner Falls near Nakusp is a captivating natural wonder that draws visitors with its serene beauty. The falls cascade dramatically down a rugged rock face, creating a mesmerizing interplay of water and light. Framed by lush, towering evergreens, the area around the falls offers a tranquil escape for nature enthusiasts.
During spring, the snowmelt intensifies the flow, resulting in a spectacular display of rushing water that tumbles into the pool below. As the seasons change, the surroundings transform, with autumn's vibrant foliage providing a stunning contrast to the clear waters. .
These two Salt River Wild Horses in the Tonto National Forest share a tender moment in the evening Arizona sunset. The Wildlifer captured this wild and tender interaction as he spent time with the herd.
A must have for any horse lover.
Eric Seemann is “The wildlifer”
Wild Horses of the Salt River are often found near the rivers edge. The Wildlifer photographed this high energy wild horse as he galloped through the river to join his herd. The clarity and detail of this photograph is remarkable (as are all Eric’s photographs!!) and will be a great addition to any room.
Eric Seemann is “The Wildlifer”
The beauty of the Wild Horses of the Salt Water River has been captured by the Wildlifer in this action filled photograph. This beautiful wild horse has taken on water during a high speed river crossing. The clarity and detail in this photograph will mesmerize you and compliment any room in your home or office.
Eric Seemann is “The Wildlifer”
Salt River Wild Horses of Tonto National Forest
The sun begins to dip below the horizon in Tonto National Forest and the back light creates the perfect Black and White image.
As the sun sinks lower, the horses remain motionless for a moment, almost as if they, too, are taking in the beauty of the moment. The scene is timeless—two creatures, one dark and one light, standing side by side in the Salt River. Their presence is a perfect balance, like the harmony between day and night, light and dark, reflecting the serene, unspoken connection they share with the land around them.
The sun is just beginning to rise in Arizona’s Tonto National Park, casting a golden light that catches the dust swirling in the air. The Wildlifer watches with anticipation from the opposite side of the Salt River as a small herd of wild horses bursts from the dry thicket, their hooves pounding the earth with a thunderous rhythm. Their bodies are sleek, coated in dust from their journey through the dry brush, but their movements are fluid and powerful.
The lead mare, strong and determined, charges ahead, her dark eyes fixed on the Salt River in the distance, where the promise of cool water and relief awaits. Behind her, the younger horses follow closely, tails held high as they push their limits.. As they near the river, their muscles taut, their instincts aware of the shifting terrain, they surge forward into the cool, refreshing waters.
“ I learned afterwards that due to the dry conditions and lack of food, they have taught themselves to snorkel for the green grasses on the river floor” -Eric
Eric Seemann is “ The Wildlifer”
Salt River Wild Horses of the Tonto National Forest
The sun begins to drop into horizon, casting a warm glow over the Tonto National Forest in Arizona. The air was filled with the sounds of rustling leaves and the gentle lapping of water against the shore. A wild horse, its coat glistening in the sunlight, frolicked in the Salt River, creating ripples that danced in the water.
The combination of the horse's exuberance and the serene landscape formed a perfect tableau of life in the wild—a moment of joy amid the remarkable beauty of the Tonto National Forest.
The magical Northern Lights put on a once in a life time display for the wildlifer when he found himself in the center of the ‘storm’ in the Denali National Park and Preserve. The northern lights are framed by Mt McKinley, the highest mountain in North America, as the backdrop and a wilderness cabin in the foreground.
This picture stands on it’s own in stunning fashion. It is also often sold/displayed with matching scene Mt Denali for an extended version of the photograph. It makes a wonderful addition to bedrooms, outdoor living spaces or anywhere you would enjoy an uplifting photograph.
Eric Seemann is ‘ The Wildlifer’
Prince George CN Railway Bridge
A breathtaking black and white photograph captures the long stretch of the iconic CN bridge, showcasing its impressive structure against an expansive sky. The stark contrast of light and shadow highlights the intricate details of the bridge’s architecture while drawing the viewer's eye along its length. The surrounding landscape, softened by the monochrome palette, adds a layer of depth and tranquillity to the scene. This image not only reflects the skill of the Wildlifer but also evokes a sense of wonder about the natural and constructed worlds coexisting in harmony. It is a striking representation of Canadian beauty and engineering prowess, making it one of the finest pieces in the collection.
The frosty morning air hangs still as the first rays of the sun begin to warm the horizon. The Prince George CN Railway bridge, an iconic structure, stands resolute against the crisp backdrop of the waking landscape. The frost, delicate and shimmering, coats the trees in the foreground, transforming them into ethereal sculptures that glisten in the soft light.
As the sun ascends, it casts a gentle glow, illuminating the white frost and revealing the intricate patterns etched onto the branches. The bridge looms majestically over the frigid waters below, its steel frame contrasting sharply with the serene beauty of the natural surroundings. The scene is a harmonious blend of industrialism and nature, a snapshot of life where the past meets the present in tranquil unity.
Westham Island / Ladner / Delta British Columbia:
A spectacular morning unfolds along the Fraser River, where soft pinks and purples blend harmoniously through the lingering morning fog. The ethereal mist kisses the water's surface as fishing boats take a well deserved rest.
As the sun begins to rise, its warm light peeks through the clouds, casting a gentle glow over the landscape. Silhouettes of boats and homes emerge from the fog, their shapes softened, while reflections dance on the calm water.
The vibrant colours of the sky paint a breathtaking backdrop, contrasting beautifully with the muted tones of the river and its surroundings. This serene experience showcases the raw beauty of British Columbia's landscape, a reminder of nature's ability to inspire wonder and calm. Each breath of crisp morning air fills the lungs with freshness, making it an unforgettable sight for any nature lover and photography enthusiast.
Often sold/displayed with Northern Lights Cabin
The Wildlifer has taken some time to go through some of his photos from this trip north and has released two additional Northern Lights pictures. Stunning colours!
The magical Northern Lights put on a once in a life time display for the Wildlifer when he found himself in the center of the ‘storm’ in the Denali National Park and Preserve. The northern lights are rising above Mt McKinley, the highest mountain in North America.
This picture stands on it’s own in stunning fashion. It is also often sold/displayed with matching “Night Light Cabin” for an extended version of the photograph. It makes a wonderful addition to bedrooms, outdoor living spaces or anywhere you would enjoy an uplifting photograph.
Crop on 16x20 size may vary slightly
Eric Seemann is “The Wildlifer’
The vibrant green aurora undulated gracefully across the night sky, casting a surreal glow over the cattle holding pen on the outskirts of Prince George, B.C. The scene was both tranquil and captivating, with the ethereal lights reflecting off snow covered ground
As the aurora shimmered and swirled, it breathed life into the quiet landscape, transforming the mundane into a magical experience. The stars twinkled in response, forming a celestial backdrop that complemented the dynamic display above.
Each image captured served not only as a testament to the beauty of the aurora but also as a celebration of the serene environment that characterizes the Canadian wilderness.
Lights
The morning sun casts a warm glow over the tranquil waters of Haida Gwaii. The bay lies still, reflecting the gentle hues of the sky, where wispy clouds drift leisurely across the blue expanse. In the distance, a sailboat is anchored, its silhouette framed against the vibrant backdrop of the dawn.
Underneath the clear waters, the rocks of the ocean floor create a mosaic of textures and colours, hinting at the life that thrives below the surface. This serene landscape embodies the untouched beauty of this island paradise, inviting all who witness it to take a moment and breathe in the serenity of nature.
A very cold morning at Overlander Falls gives this photograph a very moody look.
Overlander Falls is located in Mount Robson Park on Hwy 16 east-central British Columbia
Prince George CN Bridge:
The sun rises in the west, casting an unexpected orange glow over the tranquil waters of the Fraser River in Prince George, B.C. The vibrant hues ripple across the surface, creating a breathtaking canvas that captures the eye. The iconic CN rail road bridge stands majestically in the foreground, its steel structure elegantly mirrored in the river below. As the rays of light dance upon the water, the bridge seems to come alive, a testament to both human ingenuity and the natural beauty that surrounds it.
Whether you're a local resident cherishing the memories of the landscape or an admirer from afar, this photograph offers a glimpse into the serene beauty of the Prince George scenery. Bring the spirit of Prince George into your space with this vertical masterpiece, and let the iconic CN Bridge at sunrise inspire you every day .
Imagine this captivating piece as a focal point in your home or office.
The high-definition print is crafted on metal panels, canvas or Fine Art print ensuring every detail, from the soft glow of the rising sun to the intricate designs of the bridge, is vividly showcased.
A beautiful show of Northern Lights on the Cassiar Highway 37-A.
This Aurora night made history May 10th of 2024….. it was described as phenomenon in strength not seen for many years .
The Wildlifer was driving along a stretch of the Cassiar Highway (37-A), the road flows through the dense, quiet wilderness of northern British Columbia. The world outside the vehicle is cloaked in shadow, the towering “Entrance Peak” silhouetted against the starlit sky. The hum of the engine and the rhythmic sound of tires on asphalt are the only sounds as the Wildlifer weaves through the solitude of the highway, immersed in the vastness of the wilderness.
The sky is alive, but not with the familiar greens and reds of the aurora borealis. Instead, the sky is awash in a deep, ethereal purple—a vibrant, glowing light shooting out of the rugged mountains ahead.
In the stillness of the northern night, the sight feels impossibly surreal. The northern lights, rare and magical, are a gift—this purple display, though, is something entirely unexpected, an unusual rarity that feels like the universe is showing off. The stars are now hidden behind the colorful display, the air thick with the energy of the aurora, and the Wildlifer can hardly believe the beauty unfolding above him.
Eric Seemann is “ The Wildlifer”
The Wildlifer endures extreme temperatures of -35 degrees Celsius to capture the breathtaking landscapes of Jasper National Park. The majestic mountains rise dramatically against the sky, their rugged beauty highlighted by the glistening waters below. Here, the unique minerals in the area prevent the water from freezing, creating stunning reflections and an ethereal quality that enhances the natural beauty of this remarkable location. Each shot taken is a testament to both the resilience required to endure harsh conditions and the awe-inspiring features of this protected wilderness.
Eric Seemann is “ The Wildlifer”
Three bison stand side by side on the windswept plateau, embodying the camaraderie of the "Three Amigos." Their thick fur ripples in response to the fierce gusts that whip through the air, a reminder of the cold challenge that surrounds them. In the backdrop, a rugged mountain rises majestically, its jagged peak etched sharply against the overcast sky. The bison, with their imposing presence, seem unfazed by the biting chill, a testament to their resilience in the harsh Canadian wilderness. The landscape around them is a blending of earthy tones, punctuated by the rugged beauty of the mountains, creating a striking contrast against the formidable trio standing steadfastly together.
The sun breaks out, casting dappled light on the back drop as the massive bull moose emerges from behind the evergreens. Its antlers, massive in size, stand out against the backdrop of Maligne Mountain, which towers majestically in the distance. The moose pauses, its powerful frame silhouetted against the rugged beauty of the mountain range, embodying the essence of wilderness and tranquility. The Wildlifer, with camera in hand, captures this moment of serenity, a testament to the raw beauty of the Canadian Rockies landscape.
Eric Seemann is “The Wildlifer”
After a full day of photographing wildlife in the early Spring of 2021, the Widlifer returned to his campsite by the Matthew River near Barkerville, British Columbia. He started a campfire, watched a moose cross the river just 100 meters upstream and then witnessed a stunning sunset that only the cool May temperatures can produce. A perfect end to a one of a kind day and a beautiful addition for home, office or a gift!
As one of Eric’s most popular photographs, you can enjoy this image on your wall at home or office. It’s sure to make you feel warm, relaxed and ready for the great outdoors.
Eric Seemann is “ The Wildlifer”
The Willow River, a seldom-seen gem of Prince George British Columbia, flows gently beneath a logging road bridge. The road in largely swallowed by the encroaching greenery. The bridge, once a bustling thoroughfare for timber haulers, stands as a quiet observation point, its weathered structure blending seamlessly with the surrounding nature.
The water glistens in the dappled sunlight, reflecting the vibrant hues of the forest canopy overhead. In this fleeting moment, the river's serene beauty offers a glimpse into the wilderness that thrives in the shadows of human enterprise.
Wildlife, undisturbed by the passage of time, meanders through the underbrush. Birds flit from branch to branch, their calls echoing softly, while the gentle ripple of the river adds to the symphony of nature. This unique perspective, viewed from the overgrown bridge, captures an untouched essence of British Columbia, reminding us of the delicate balance between industry and the wild.
It’s a very foggy morning as the sun starts to rise over a creek full of sockeye salmon.
The mother grizzly bear and the grizzly cubs come out to fish the creek in preparation for hibernation as winter starts to set in.
A stunning evening with Northern Lights in Northern British Columbia.
The old, abandoned house sits quietly in the middle of a forgotten field, its timeworn walls sagging under the weight of years gone by. The roof, once sturdy, now slouches under the pressure of decay. Empty window and a door frames, peer out like hollow eyes, staring blankly into the vast, empty landscape. Vines crawl up the front of the house, winding around the porch posts and creeping through the cracks, reclaiming what time has left behind.
But on this particular night, the house is bathed in an extraordinary light. The sky above, alive with the shimmering dance of the aurora borealis, spills vibrant hues across the abandoned structure, transforming it into something surreal and haunting.
Above, the sky pulses with various brilliant colors. A soft lavender and deep purple shimmer across the heavens, as if the very air itself is imbued with magic. The purple hue casts a dreamlike quality, enhancing the house’s already eerie, forsaken appearance. The violet light blends with the green, creating delicate shades of blue that curl around the edges of the once loved home.
In this moment, the house seems less like a ruin and more like a forgotten canvas, caught between the earth and the sky, bathed in the mystical light of the aurora. The vibrant colors above soften the harsh reality of its decay, turning it into something almost beautiful, as if nature itself has found a way to pay tribute to this old home.
A beautiful peaceful evening sunset on the ranch. The relationship between horse and rider is on full display in this photograph. The composition in the wildlifer’s photograph makes this scene come to life.
A beautiful photograph for display. See all the Wildlifer products that have this image.
The beautiful lower end of the Salmon Glacier in British Columbia showcases a breathtaking blend of nature’s artistry. The Glacier is located 25 km North of Stewart, British Columbia, and Hyder, Alaska on the Canadian side of the border.
The vibrant shades of blue and white from the glacial ice contrast dramatically with the surrounding rugged mountains. As the sun rises and sets, the glacier transforms, reflecting varying hues and shadows that capture the eye of every observer. This majestic landscape is not only a natural wonder but also a critical habitat for various wildlife species, making it a significant area for both conservation and photography. Whether during the lush summer months or the serene winter landscape, the Salmon Glacier remains an iconic representation of British Columbia's stunning natural beauty.
The Wildlifer's Highway to Heaven is more than just a route; it’s a passage through breathtaking landscapes that leads Eric Seemann to the majestic creatures of British Columbia. Each year, he embarks on this journey, seeking the elusive bears and elegant elk that roam these wild terrains.
As he captures their beauty through his lens, these animals transform into exquisite pieces of art, ready to grace your home or office. Each photograph is reproduced with precision on premium quality materials—be it a stunning metal panel, a rich canvas print, or a fine art print.
This highway embodies the spirit of wildlife, allowing you to bring a piece of the wild indoors, where nature's allure can inspire and elevate any space. Discover the connection between the wilderness and your surroundings through the eyes of the Wildlifer.
FAQ About Aurora & Landscape Prints
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Every image is a real photograph taken by Eric in the field, never a digital illustration or AI-generated image. Aurora, mountain, and landscape prints are produced from Eric's original photography.
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Each image comes in three formats: HD metal prints, canvas prints, and fine art paper prints. Metal is the most popular choice for larger art pieces, since the finish holds contrast and detail well. Canvas gives a softer, more traditional look for a living room or cabin. Fine art paper prints are signed by Eric and suited to framing.
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Sizes vary by image, and most are available from smaller desk or shelf formats (11×14) up to large-scale canvas prints suited to a main wall (60×40) . Available sizes are listed on each individual product page.
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It comes down to the room and the image. Metal prints suit dramatic shots like a stunning display of northern lights, since the surface brings out contrast. Canvas prints work well in spaces where a softer, gallery feel is wanted. Both are built for long-term wall display in a home, cabin, lodge, or office.
ANNUAL FALL INVENTORY CLEAR OUT is here! Artisan shows are back this Fall and to make room for some new inventory, we are clearing out selected great 20”x30” HD Metal prints. Regular price is $425. ON SALE now $249.
Sale ENDS October 31
An excellent landscape photograph that will compliment any decor.
ONLY ONE PRINT AVAILABLE. One size only!
20”x30” High Definition Metal Print. Vibrant color and exceptional detail are on full display. This lightweight metal print has a robust hanger on the back that lets it hang simply and with no frame needed.
SALE ITEMS ONLY: Pick up and delivery is available in Prince George and surrounding area until sale ends.