Tag: Photo Contest

Every month the Gauntlet holds a photo contest, where photographers are able to submit photos for a chance to be featured in the paper. This month, our winner is Bonnie Chuong, for her photo “Teotihuacan.” We chose this photo because of how it superbly captures the immense grandure of the Teotihucan archaeological site. You can… Continue reading Photo Contest: Teotihuacan

Every month the Gauntlet hosts a photo contest. September’s winner was Ryan Derish with his photograph entitled “Dragonfly.” “I took this picture at Elkwater Lake in Cypress Hills. My main focus was to photograph birds and insects that day, and this was one of my best shots.” — Ryan Derish Submit up to three of… Continue reading Photo Contest: Dragonfly

Every month the Gauntlet hosts a photo contest. September’s winner was Michael Rudy with his photograph entitled “Sunset Creek.” “The sun sets over the tundra of a remote, isolated valley in the Ruby Ranges of the Yukon Territory. I was lucky enough to work in this valley over the summer as a research assistant on… Continue reading Photo Contest: Sunset Creek

Every month the Gauntlet hosts a photo contest. Last month’s winner was Michael Issakidis with his photograph of fireworks from this year’s Globalfest: “This was from the finale of Globalfest, which was designed by Patrick Brault of Sirius Pyrotechnics. The fireworks were absolutely smashing, and the use of ‘Sail’ by Awolnation and ‘Midnight City’ by… Continue reading Photo Contest: Globalfest fireworks

Every month the Gauntlet hosts a photo contest. This month’s winner was Bonnie Chuong’s photograph, “Escape into the thoughts of the clouds.” “We all have our ways of escaping reality, and the vastness of the sky is where our dreams take flight. The emphasis in this self-portrait is the dove, who is free just like… Continue reading Photo Contest: Escape into the thoughts of the clouds