Capture the Wild Photography Contest

Gallery of 2001 Contest Winners

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Grand Prize
2001 Capture the Wild Grand Prize Winner - Return to Earth, by Darwin Wiggett of Water Valley, Alberta

Grand Prize
Return to Earth
Darwin Wiggett from Water Valley, Alberta

Alberta Wildlife
2001 Capture the Wild Alberta Wildlife First Prize Winner - Short-eared Owl, by Anita Dammer of Water Valley, Alberta

First Prize
Short-eared Owl
Anita Dammer from Water Valley, Alberta

2001 Capture the Wild Alberta Wildlife Second Prize Winner - Columbian Ground Squirrel, by Mark Degner of Sherwood Park, Alberta

Second Prize
Columbian Ground Squirrel
Mark Degner from Sherwood Park, Alberta

The Bighorn Wildlands
2001 Capture the Wild Bighorn Wildlands First Prize Winner - Raven Creek Sunset, by Ron Good of Innisfail, Alberta

First Prize
Raven Creek Sunset
Ron Good from Innisfail, Alberta

2001 Capture the Wild Bighorn Wildlands Second Prize Winner - Ya Ha Tinda Ranch, by Ron Good of Innisfail, Alberta

Second Prize
Ya Ha Tinda Ranch
Ron Good from Innisfail, Alberta

The Changing Seasons
2001 Capture the Wild Changing Seasons First Prize Winner - Sagebrush in Flower, by Ric Buckley of Calgary, Alberta

First Prize
Sagebrush in Flower
Ric Buckley from Calgary, Alberta

2001 Capture the Wild Changing Seasons Second Prize Winner - First Frost, by Gerard Thompson of Calgary, Alberta

Second Prize
First Frost
Gerard Thompson from Calgary, AB

Mother Nature, Digitally Altered
2001 Capture the Wild Changing Seasons First Prize Winner - Sagebrush in Flower, by Ric Buckley of Calgary, Alberta

First Prize
Changing Seasons
Robert Berdan from Calgary, AB

2001 Capture the Wild Changing Seasons Second Prize Winner - Paint Brushes by the Falling Creek, by Paul Beaulieu of Calgary, Alberta

Second Prize
Paint Brushes by the Falling Creek
Paul Beaulieu from Calgary, AB

Nature International
2001 Capture the Wild Nature International First Prize Winner - Haunted Forest, by Ray Chow of Sparwood, British Columbia

First Prize
Haunted Forest
Ray Chow from Sparwood, British Columbia

2001 Capture the Wild Nature International Second Prize Winner - Sally Lightfoot Crab, by Mark Degner of Sherwood Park, Alberta

Second Prize
Sally Lightfoot Crab
Mark Degner from Sherwood Park, Alberta

Our Landscape in Decline
2001 Capture the Wild Our Landscape in Decline First Prize Winner - Water Pollution, by Helga M. Pattison of Calgary, Alberta

First Prize
Water Pollution
Helga M. Pattison from Calgary, Alberta

2001 Capture the Wild Our Landscape in Decline Second Prize Winner - Footprints in the Horseshoe, by Paul Beaulieu of Calgary, Alberta

Second Prize
Footprints in the Horseshoe
Paul Beaulieu from Calgary, Alberta

Waterton Lakes National Park and the Castle Wilderness
2001 Capture the Wild Waterton Lakes National Park and the Castle Wilderness First Prize Winner - Red Rock, by Paul Smith of Lac Des Arc, Alberta

First Prize
Red Rock
Paul Smith from Lac Des Arc, Alberta

2001 Capture the Wild Waterton Lakes National Park and the Castle Wilderness Second Prize Winner - A Ribbon Over the Rocks, by Ken Hoehn of Airdrie, Alberta

Second Prize
A Ribbon Over
the Rocks Ken Hoehn from Airdrie, Alberta

Wondrous Wildflowers
2001 Capture the Wild Wondrous Wildflowers First Prize Winner - Wildflower Feast, by Robert Berdan of Calgary, Alberta

First Prize
Wildflower Feast
Robert Berdan from Calgary, Alberta

2001 Capture the Wild Wondrous Wildflowers Second Prize Winner - Dew Drops, by Michael Interisano of Calgary, Alberta

Second Prize
Dew Drops
Michael Interisano from Calgary, Alberta

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