Feb. 2024 Members Choice Awards -Assigned Category, Moody Monochrome

Feb. 2024 Members Choice Awards -Assigned Category, Moody Monochrome

First Place

Moody Mushroom by Lynda Rodig

Six Second Places

Cookies by Jim Ingraham

Mesquite Mood by Larry Pollock

It’s Coming by Susan Sheets

Girl In Parade by Jim Ingraham

Neighborhood Owl by Rose Christner

Where Lost Shadows Lingers by Lisa Lane

Two Third Places

Echoes Of Trinkets and Laughter by Lisa Lane

Misty Mountain by Ross Steensland

Two Honorable Mentions

Along The Trail by Greg Smith

Clouds And Reflections by Julie Padgett

January 2024 Print Winners

January 2024 Photo of the Month

The Face of Winter by Lynda Rodig

Lynda writes about her image:

“Yellowstone in the winter is beautiful, and the bison seem to carry an incredible amount of snow with their coarse coats.  They are well-suited for this harsh environment, and wonderful to photograph.  These two were digging deeply into the snow for the sparse offerings of dead grass – if it was to be found.  Photo taken with an Olympus OM-1, with the Olympus 150mm-400mm at 400mm,  7.1f, 1/1250 sec. at ISO 1600.

The Wild Rivers Photography Club has really helped me develop as a photographer with the help and guidance of the professionals in the group – they love to share and coach to help newer photography enthusiasts evolve.  A great group of photographers!”

Congratulations, Lynda, on a wonderful capture! Look for Lynda’s image coming soon in the Daily Courier!

January 2024 Members Choice Award Assigned Category – Abstract

January 2024 Members Choice Award Assigned Category – Abstract

First Place

Which Way By Susan Sheets

I found this twisting river of hair on a miniature horse on a rainy day at a vineyard in the Applegate Valley. Shot with an IPhone 13pro.

Second Place

Another World By Carol Bern

Two Third Places

Abstract At Full Volume

Abstract By Larry Pollock

Five Honorable Mentions

Bill The Cat By Jim Ingraham

Lightning By Judy Cox

Pink And Green By Bridget Cline

Parking Lot By Jim Ingraham

The Aftermath By Pam Arbogast