Whitehorse Photo Club’s Amazing Q3 Submissions

By / Uncategorized, Photography and Film / Issue: 2022 September 28, Photography, Whitehorse Photography Club

What’s Up Yukon and The Whitehorse Photo Club is please to showcase local photographers’ work with quarterly displays of some incredible images from around the territory and beyond. Look for the Q4 submissions sometime in December!

A grouse in a forest setting
“This grouse was dressed for courting in the Mayo Road area. He certainly pulled out all the stops to impress the girls nearby.” Photo: Maggie Leary
Tombstone Territorial Park
There is always something magical about Tombstone, as seen here with a rainbow above the mountain. photo: Grant Abbot
A mushroom
This was my first try at a technique involving photo stacking, lighting with a flashlight and a bunch of Photoshop tweaking. The course was called Mushroom Light Painting. It is a lot of fun doing the photography and editing, though somewhat painstaking at times. I’ve taken a dozen or more series of shots to play with this winter! Photo: Carol Foster
Bridge at Johnson’s Crossing
Hayes Peak is framed by the bridge over the Teslin River at Johnson’s Crossing, YT. Photo: Walter Gutowski
Autumn Spheres of water reflecting trees
This is a composite image created from one photograph using a crystal ball to capture an inverted image of the scene. The crystal ball image was cloned and resized, and then added in layers to the main image. The whole picture was rotated to give the appearance of hanging water drops. Photo: Lois Moore
Haines Junction Sunrise
A majestic sunrise over the mountains in Haines Junction, YT. Photo: Steve Wilson
A lake reflecting Autumn colours in the Yukon
This is a little lake that used to be, and has shrunk to not much more than a mud pond. This photo was taken in 2012 when it was still beautiful and provided lots of photography opportunities through all seasons.. There are a number of trails around the little lake that provide many enjoyable hikes that do not require a car to get to for people in the neighbourhood to enjoy. Photo: Gerry Steers

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