Polar Landscape and Wildlife

Zander Affleck 'Seals on ice in Antarctica' Heidi O'Connor-Brook 'This captures the magical light from the sun that never sets all summer. It was taken on the Yukon River 2km before the Bakery.' Haley Smith '"Yukon Coast at Tapkak July 2008" - taken on the shore of the Beaufort Sea at Shingle Point, Yukon in July 2008 - picture taken directed towards Hershall Island.' Kevin Otto 'Location: Igloolik, Nunavut. This was my first visit above the arctic circle, I was very excited to see a place I had never been before. While up north it was apparent the magnificence of it all. But how do I capture that in a still frame? Well it took me all week, on my very last day. Heading to the airport home, I noticecd the sunrise beaming down in the most perfect of ways. I shouted Stop, stop, I cannot miss this!‚Äù. The driver pulled over, and the photo explains the rest.' Mary Ellen Boudreau '15 minutes south of Fort McPherson. The North is an extremely beautiful place; so much so that you have to see it to believe it.This photo was taken ' Clara Reid 'This photo was taken one morning at Komakuk in Ivvavik National Park. The photo was taken looking north at the ice and four ducks taking off. This photo was taken in June 2008.' Clayton Buhler 'Wolverine in my bedroom! Photo taken in Dawson City, Yukon' Erika Luckert 'This photograph was taken in the Yukon, between Dawson City and Whitehorse. It was just after a rainfall, and the conifers were laced with water. Here, a single droplet is in focus, and in it is seen the reflection of the rest of the tree in crystalline detail. ' Francis Reid 'This photograph taken on Herschel Island. This is a photo of Bistort from a lemming spoint of view. I lay on the ground to take the picture.' Sarah Taylor 'This photo was taken on the Ingram Trail, just north of Yellowknife. This photograph is representative of Polar Wildlife & Landscape because it captures the sun shining through the ice fog over the boreal forest. I just really liked the light illuminated the fog; this is just one of the extremes of the northern landscape , an endless boreal forest , a sun obscured by ice fog. The sun looks so small in comparison with the forest.' Tommy Paniloo 'It is a photo of the landscape just outside of Taloyoak, NU. It is taken from the school.' Tyler Heal 'The metropolis sleeps: Yellowknife on a bitter day in January.' Zoe Shea Guile 'This is a photo of a ptarmigan for the wildlife category and was taken in my very own backyard. I personally find these birds very amazing, they can withstand the extreme cold and change colour from brown to white every winter. I feel very blessed to live in the north and be able to easily see many different types of wildlife such as ptarmigan in my own backyard.' Natasha Irniq 'Bay of Kangiqsujuaq, mountain (Ceci est une photo de la baie de Wakeham)' Noah Tuktoo 'It is a photo of the white winter landscape and the Roman Catholic Church in Taloyoak, Nunavut.' Paige Mahnic 'This photograph was taken at the Eagle Plains rest spot on the Dempster Hwy in Northwest Territory. It falls under the category, Landscape. This photograph has many aspects of the Canadian North. You can see the snow covered ground, the northern sunset, the Canadian flag, as well as the freezing temperature. All of which are significant to the Great White North. * This picture was taken on one of the rare warm days.' Patricia Lyall 'Sunset over the hills of Taloyoak.' Chloé Duval 'Coucher de soleil hivernal a la plage' Benjamin Beaudoin '2 ducks swimming, spring time. Back Bay, Great Slave Lake, Yellowknife, NT. May 2008.' Chantelle Duval 'Soleil d hiver dans une brume glacee' Ashley Koonoo 'These photos were taken on June 2008 near Pond Inlet, Nunavut when were out ski-dooing out on the ice. We were waiting for seals to come up and there came 5 seals one at a time to the same seal hole. There were 5 seals all together in one breathing hole. It was amazing; my daughter, Ashley, started taking pictures of the seals since she brought her digital camera with her. ' Breanne Glaicar 'Taken July 2008 at Daring Lake Northwest Territories , during the Tundra Science Camp. Every year youth from across the NWT attend this camp held at the research station.' Carmen Lisa Wetrade 'Highway 3, NWT, Between Stagg River and Boundary Creek driving back to Behchoko with my sister. We stop to take the picture which I think is awesome. It s fall time and you can barely see the pond due to its perfect reflection.' Billy Lucassie 'Icebergs in Makkovik, Labrador (on 07/09/08)' Amélie Duval 'Admiration d'un coucher de soleil entre amies' Andrea Andersen 'This is a photo of a Jay that is resting on a caribou s head. It was taken last year when I was caribou hunting Location is Harp Lake, Labrador.'

 
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