
April 2025 Image of the Month
Congratulations to Larry Pollock for his winning image: Eagle and Stick
Larry Writes About His Image:


Look for Larry’s image soon in the Daily Courier!
Congratulations to Larry Pollock for his winning image: Eagle and Stick
Larry Writes About His Image:
Look for Larry’s image soon in the Daily Courier!
Congratulations to the January Digital Winners. Our Assigned Category was Color/B&W Spot Color. Please take a look below for the winners and images.
Assigned Category Winner:
Reflecting
Carol Bern
Assigned Category: Color/B&W Spot color
2nd Place: Yard Art
Greg Smith
2nd Place: Pink Poppy
Lynda Rodig
3rd Place: Fall Colors
Bridget Cline
3rd Place: A Stroll on the Beach
Jim Ingraham
Dangerously Distracted
Greg Smith
The Lady in Red
Rose Christner
Congratulations to the November Print Winners. Please take a look below for the winners and images.
1st Place Print Winner:
Aspen Glow
by Pam Arbogast
2nd Place:
Sailling
by Susan Sheets
Four 3rd Places:
Crater Lake Red & Green Aurora
by Nomeca Hartwell
Penitentiary
by Nomeca Hartwell
Snowstorm road Warriors
By Lynda Rodig
Waterfront
By Larry Pollock
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The Showdown by Stephen Anderson
Stephen writes about his image:
I took the photograph during a workshop at Don Donnelly’s D-Spur Ranch in Gold Canyon, Arizona on January 12, 2024, at 5:37 pm. This working cattle ranch provided a superb opportunity to photograph the riding skills of cowboys and cowgirls on an active ranch. Capturing the rider against a setting sun was a challenge. I used a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV and a Canon 100-400 mm zoom lens with settings of ISO 5000, f/9.0, 1/1000 sec. The Wild Rivers Photography Club has been a great resource for learning opportunities available locally and at remote locations.
Congratulations, Stephen, on a wonderful capture! Look for Stephen’s image coming soon in the Daily Courier!
The Way Forward by Larry Pollock
Larry writes about his image:
Returning on October 9, 2023, to Lower Antelope Canyon after a 12-year hiatus, it still held all the beauty, light, and magic I remembered. This slot canyon leads into Lake Powell, Arizona. Tours are run by Navajo Nation-authorized tour companies. Due to its worldwide popularity, Antelope Canyon is busy. Our guide gave us plenty of latitude to take photos while our group of ten moved through the narrow passages up to 150 feet below the surface of the desert.
I have a love for black and white photography, taking the red rocks and pairing them down to the essence of light and textures. This image was handheld using my Fuji X-T4, Fuji 16-55mm f/2.8 lens.
1/45th second
f/7.1
ISO 6400
24mm
IBIS – In Body Image Stabilization
It is always rewarding and fun to bring images back from Susan and my trips to share with our fellow Wild Rivers Photography Club photographers. The comments and input club members share about their photographs help everyone improve and create images we want on our walls at home.
Congratulations, Larry, on another beautiful image! Look for Larry’s image coming soon in the Daily Courier!