Photography

Vernon photographer Tyler Martin snapped this photo of a chunk of ice on the rocks at Alberta’s Abraham Lake as a sign of climate change. <ins>The photo is one of eight chosen from Canada that will be featured in an exhibition at a world climate summit in Scotland in </ins><ins>November</ins>. (Tyler Martin photo)

Vernon photographer snaps way to climate summit

Tyler Martin one of four B.C. photographers whose work will hang during UK global climate summit in November

 

The North Okanagan Optimist Club is hosting its first photography contest for kids aged five to 18 with three themes: Play; Learn; Nature. (File photo)

North Okanagan Optimist Club hosts youth photo contest

Kids aged five to 18 can enter in three themes: Play; Learn; Nature

 

Colleen Wilson, otherwise known as The Crowtographer, adds some photos to her collection one day after work recently down at Robert Ostler Park. Wilson has garnered over 11,000 followers on Instagram and over 21,000 on Facebook by sharing her hobby online. Photo by Mike Davies/Campbell River Mirror

Campbell River ‘Crowtographer’ gaining huge social media following

Colleen Wilson says in a time of human disconnection, it can still be found in the eyes of animals

 

A 107-year-old baby photo was found in the pages of a book borrowed from the Vernon branch of the Okanagan Regional Library March 17, 2021. (Facebook photo)

Century-old baby photo found in borrowed Vernon library book

The Okanagan Regional Library is hoping to return the photo to its owner

A 107-year-old baby photo was found in the pages of a book borrowed from the Vernon branch of the Okanagan Regional Library March 17, 2021. (Facebook photo)
The images are of Bald Eagles feeding.

Photos: Birds of prey

Princeton photographer captures compelling photos of a Bald Eagle breakfast

The images are of Bald Eagles feeding.
Vernon-area photographer Carla Hunt snapped this photo of the ‘biggest bobcat’ she’s ever seen Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021. (Carla Hunt - Contributed)

‘Biggest bobcat I’ve ever seen’: Vernon-area photographer

Photographer Carla Hunt captures wild cat on camera

Vernon-area photographer Carla Hunt snapped this photo of the ‘biggest bobcat’ she’s ever seen Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021. (Carla Hunt - Contributed)
A Lake Country resident snapped this serene and contemplative photo of a blue heron on Wood Lake. (Wendy Innes-Shaw photo)

Caption This: Serene shot of blue heron taken at Wood Lake

What do you imagine this heron is thinking about?

A Lake Country resident snapped this serene and contemplative photo of a blue heron on Wood Lake. (Wendy Innes-Shaw photo)
The Morning Star’s former editor Glenn Mitchell published more than 100 of a local photographer’s nature photos. (Carla Hunt Photography)

Vernon photographer remembers Glenn Mitchell

Longtime newspaper editor published more than 100 of nature photographers images

The Morning Star’s former editor Glenn Mitchell published more than 100 of a local photographer’s nature photos. (Carla Hunt Photography)
Ellen Lyons, with husband William, was a pioneer in collecting and selling fine art photography. Lia Crowe photography

Ellen Lyons, A Pioneer In The Art Of Collecting Photographs

The William Lyons Gallery of Photography opened in 1979

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Ellen Lyons, with husband William, was a pioneer in collecting and selling fine art photography. Lia Crowe photography
Two giant grizzly bears engaged in a territorial fight. (Wayne Duke photo)

Trouble’s a bruin: B.C. photographer’s images of grappling grizzlies garner international acclaim

Amazing photos taken on trip to Tahumming River in Toba Inlet picked up by Daily Mail in Britain

Two giant grizzly bears engaged in a territorial fight. (Wayne Duke photo)
A happy, well-fed bear cub plays in the grass in northern B.C. (John Marriott photo)

Bear witness: Shuswap’s John Marriott offers intimate look at black, polar and grizzly bears

Sarah Elmeligi and Marriott’s What Bears Teach Us explores bear/human co-existence

A happy, well-fed bear cub plays in the grass in northern B.C. (John Marriott photo)
This waterfall near Revelstoke was photographed by a Vernon Photography Club member during a recent outing. (Dale Eurich - photo)

Vernon Photography Club clicking along through COVID

Zoom meetings feature critiques, guest speakers

This waterfall near Revelstoke was photographed by a Vernon Photography Club member during a recent outing. (Dale Eurich - photo)
The Township of Spallumcheen is considering a photo and video contest for its residents for each of the four seasons with winning entries to be posted on the township website. (Roger Knox - Morning Star)

Spallumcheen looks to photo contest for website revamp

Residents would submit entries covering the four seasons for use on township website, documents

The Township of Spallumcheen is considering a photo and video contest for its residents for each of the four seasons with winning entries to be posted on the township website. (Roger Knox - Morning Star)
It took 25 hours for Vernon’s Mary-Anne Morgan to take nine images from Wayne Emde and Photoshop them together into one Vernon Secondary School Class of 2020 graduation photo on the stairs of the Vernon Courthouse. (Wayne Emde, photo; Mary-Anne Morgan, Photoshop artist)

PHOTOS: Vernon Secondary Class of 2020 Photoshopped into history

Traditional courthouse picture in COVID-19 era succeeds thanks to photo and computer magic

It took 25 hours for Vernon’s Mary-Anne Morgan to take nine images from Wayne Emde and Photoshop them together into one Vernon Secondary School Class of 2020 graduation photo on the stairs of the Vernon Courthouse. (Wayne Emde, photo; Mary-Anne Morgan, Photoshop artist)
Oak Bay resident Jacques Sirois happened upon an eagle hunting a yearling seal. (Photo courtesy Jacques Sirois)

Oak Bay man stumbles upon eagle hunting seal, grabs camera just in time

The eagle did ‘a perfect butterfly stroke to shore’ with its prey, photographer says

Oak Bay resident Jacques Sirois happened upon an eagle hunting a yearling seal. (Photo courtesy Jacques Sirois)
Vernon’s Maggie MacPherson is a photojournalist with CBC Vancouver who recently captured the top Personality award in the 13th annual National Pictures of the Year competition. (Elena Sarasom photo)

Vernon photojournalist captures national honour

Maggie MacPherson and fellow CBC Vancouver colleague win at National Pictures of the Year

Vernon’s Maggie MacPherson is a photojournalist with CBC Vancouver who recently captured the top Personality award in the 13th annual National Pictures of the Year competition. (Elena Sarasom photo)
(Photo by Sarah Mickel)

PHOTOS: Photographers capture life under COVID-19 with ‘porch-raits’

The photos will be donated to the Revelstoke Museum and Archives

(Photo by Sarah Mickel)
A Vernon photographer gave away 20 newborn sessions to babies whose photography bookings have been disrupted by COVID-19. (Image Studios photo)

Babies born during pandemic miss out on precious moments

One North Okanagan photographer gives away photography sessions to babies born during pandemic

A Vernon photographer gave away 20 newborn sessions to babies whose photography bookings have been disrupted by COVID-19. (Image Studios photo)
Tiffany and Sheldon Raymond sit with their son Jakob for a ‘porchtrait’ family photo at their Lumby home. (Charli Blanchard Photo)

Photographer offers Lumby ‘porchtraits’

Equipped with a long lens, social distancing rules at play for photo shoots

Tiffany and Sheldon Raymond sit with their son Jakob for a ‘porchtrait’ family photo at their Lumby home. (Charli Blanchard Photo)
Parker Hood from Lumby has been entered into BabyVote’s Cutest Baby Photo Competition for March 2020. (Contributed)

Okanagan tykes entered into cutest baby competition

Local babies have until the end of March to earn votes in BabyVote’s Cutest Baby Competition

Parker Hood from Lumby has been entered into BabyVote’s Cutest Baby Photo Competition for March 2020. (Contributed)