Bobby MaGee Lopez

The elders of the Anishinaabe tribe play an important role in passing their wisdom onto the youth.

A reflective young Anishinaabe in traditional regalia.

The Anishinaabe, also known as the Council of the Three Fires, are comprised of the Ojibwe, Ottawa, and Potawtomi tribes.

The hands and face of an Anishinaabe culinary artisan.

Anishinaabe Mother and child overlooking the Great Lake.

The bald eagle is a prayer carrier and messenger of the Anishinaabe. They are responsible for healing ceremonies and represent respect toward others.

Part of the Nooke Clan, the wolf is responsible for defense and healing.

The Beaver, Crane and Bald Eagle Clans come together to form the Anishinaabe.

One must self-reflect to know thyself, and to truly experience oneness.

The Anishinaabe Bear Clan is responsible for defense and healing.

The Anishinaabe are a coastal people, and rely on fishing as much as hunting to provide for their tribes.

Anishinaabe spear fisherman guided by spirit on the Great Lake.

The crane and the fish coexist in a spiritual and life cycle.

The Turtle bears the weight of the new world on its back, allowing new life to spring forward from the devastation of the great floods.

A young warrior in the making.

A community of Anishinaabe, young and old, create rhythm together.

Lovers co-creating their reality by riding the wave of commitment. Keep the waters pure.

The Great Architect Series

The Great Architect Series

The Great Architect Series

The Great Architect Series

The Great Architect Series

The Great Architect Series

The Great Architect Series

The Great Architect Series

The Great Architect Series

The elders of the Anishinaabe tribe play an important role in passing their wisdom onto the youth.

A reflective young Anishinaabe in traditional regalia.

The Anishinaabe, also known as the Council of the Three Fires, are comprised of the Ojibwe, Ottawa, and Potawtomi tribes.

The hands and face of an Anishinaabe culinary artisan.

Anishinaabe Mother and child overlooking the Great Lake.

The bald eagle is a prayer carrier and messenger of the Anishinaabe. They are responsible for healing ceremonies and represent respect toward others.

Part of the Nooke Clan, the wolf is responsible for defense and healing.

The Beaver, Crane and Bald Eagle Clans come together to form the Anishinaabe.

One must self-reflect to know thyself, and to truly experience oneness.

The Anishinaabe Bear Clan is responsible for defense and healing.

The Anishinaabe are a coastal people, and rely on fishing as much as hunting to provide for their tribes.

Anishinaabe spear fisherman guided by spirit on the Great Lake.

The crane and the fish coexist in a spiritual and life cycle.

The Turtle bears the weight of the new world on its back, allowing new life to spring forward from the devastation of the great floods.

A young warrior in the making.

A community of Anishinaabe, young and old, create rhythm together.

Lovers co-creating their reality by riding the wave of commitment. Keep the waters pure.

The Great Architect Series

The Great Architect Series

The Great Architect Series

The Great Architect Series

The Great Architect Series

The Great Architect Series

The Great Architect Series

The Great Architect Series

The Great Architect Series