Kevin Snair of Creative Imagery from the Hopewell area has put his stamp on Canadian postage. Kevin's photo of the Hopewell Rocks at night (left) has been featured on Canadian stamps.
Tracy Munson, a professional photographer from Harvey, NB, won the title of Atlantic Region's Photographic Artist of the Year at the Professional Photographers of Canada Atlantic Region's 2018 competition. 'Enchanted' and 'Flight of the Harrier' won Best in Class Awards (Pictorial/Floral and Fine Art classes, respectively). 'Enchanted' won the Award for Best General Print; it and 'Flight of the Harrier' were also chosen for Judge's Choice Awards.
In her own words, Tracy Munson is a rainbow-haired, wine-drinking, nature-loving, bunny-hugging, award-winning Canadian nature and pet photographer. While living in Toronto, Tracy took every opportunity to escape the city and her rewarding but stressful job in one of the country's largest animal shelters. For many years, she traveled Canada in a tiny car with a large man, a tent, and two chihuahuas. After seeing it all, Atlantic Canada kept drawing her back and in 2018 she escaped city life for good, relocating to beautiful Albert County, NB, to pursue photography full-time.
Tracy Munson, a professional photographer from Harvey, NB, won the title of Atlantic Region's Photographic Artist of the Year at the Professional Photographers of Canada Atlantic Region's 2018 competition. 'Enchanted' and 'Flight of the Harrier' won Best in Class Awards (Pictorial/Floral and Fine Art classes, respectively). 'Enchanted' won the Award for Best General Print; it and 'Flight of the Harrier' were also chosen for Judge's Choice Awards.
In her own words, Tracy Munson is a rainbow-haired, wine-drinking, nature-loving, bunny-hugging, award-winning Canadian nature and pet photographer. While living in Toronto, Tracy took every opportunity to escape the city and her rewarding but stressful job in one of the country's largest animal shelters. For many years, she traveled Canada in a tiny car with a large man, a tent, and two chihuahuas. After seeing it all, Atlantic Canada kept drawing her back and in 2018 she escaped city life for good, relocating to beautiful Albert County, NB, to pursue photography full-time.
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