by Steve Selden | May 29, 2015 | Churchill Photography
Today, in honor of my son Jack’s last day of fourth grade, churchillpolarbears.org is having fan photo Friday! We encourage you to submit any of your favorite Churchill or Arctic photographs to our Churchill Polar Bears Facebook page and they will be published in our blog at churchillpolarbears.org. Please include a brief description of the photo along with any other story you would like to tell about your amazing experience. Thanks to all for contributing and sharing your love of Churchill and the north!
Here are a few of my favorite photographs from Churchill:
Polar bear cubs with mother by the coast of Hudson Bay. Kurt Johnson photo.
Polar bear sow and cub out near Halfway Point. Stephanie Fernandez photo.
Coys nursing in the CWMA. Eric rock photo.
Chillin in the snow. Colby Brokvist photo.
Sparring bears in the CWMA. Melissa Scott photo.
by Steve Selden | May 25, 2015 | Churchill Photography
Happy Memorial Day! Enjoy these fantastic polar bear images from Churchill and have a great holiday!
Polar bears sparring in the Churchill Wildlife Management Area. Natural Habitat Adventures photo.
A telephoto lens enables the photographer to get in close. Natural Habitat Adventures photo.
Hudson Bay helicopter lifting off with a cargo of polar bears. Natural Habitat Adventures photo.
Two coy frolick in the willows. Colby Brokvist photo.
Polar bear greeting travelers. Natural Habitat Adventures photo.
by Steve Selden | May 24, 2015 | Churchill Photography
I thought it would be fun to post three photos from Churchill…one wildlife image from air, land and sea. Churchill’s diversity is immense from season to season and you quite honestly never know what you will experience from trip to trip. It’s always an amazing wildlife adventure in Churchill’s untamed frontier!
Arctic tern hovers above the Churchill River in Churchill,MB. Rhonda Reid photo.
Polar bears in aggressive mode. Curtis Bouvier photo.
Beluga looking curiously up from the Churchill River. Steve Selden photo.
by Steve Selden | May 23, 2015 | Churchill Photography
Natural Habitat Adventures guide Brad Joseph too this magnificent polar photo in the Churchill Wildlife Management Area last polar bear season. The ability to capture the detail in an image that is predominately white takes years of practice and experimenting with technical skill. Enjoy the image!
Polar bears in the snow. Brad Josephs photo.
by Steve Selden | May 18, 2015 | Churchill Photography
These Churchill Photos of the week are by Rhonda Reid and one by Stephanie Fernandez. Over 200 species of migrating birds come to Churchill during this time to take advantage of the bountiful feeding grounds. Only about 10 overwinter in Churchill. Look for postings from our local photographers and Churchill Arctic summer guides….much more to come!
Tundra swans getting an early start. Rhonda Reid photo.
Churchill amber sunset with Canada geese in the sky. Rhonda Reid photo.
White crowned sparrow on lichen encrusted rock. Stephanie Fernandez photo.
Hudsonian godwit near the Churchill shore. Rhonda Reid photo.
See the birds of Churchill’s Arctic summer!
by Steve Selden | May 17, 2015 | Churchill Photography
This detailed photograph of a Churchill husky appears as a painting. The gray, black and white hairs blend together to form the tight knit coverage for the climate. Sled dogs in Churchill are hearty and strong and can endure frigid cold weather in winter. They are born to run!
Churchill sled dog puppy. Alex de Vries Magnifico photo.
