Birds, insects, and stunning scenery take center stage in this week’s installment of Your Lens. If you have any exceptional photographs, don’t hesitate to share them with us at cbcnb@cbc.ca for a chance to be showcased in next week’s feature. Remember to include your name and the location where the image was captured.
Heather Molyneaux snapped a picture of a pigeon in Fredericton. Maureen Levesque spotted a monarch caterpillar in Bayside, Saint Andrews. Jim Turnbull provided a picturesque view of the Kennebecasis River from Millidgeville in Saint John, with the Royal Kennebecasis Yacht Club visible on the right. Mélanie Allain was delighted to spot a great egret in Salisbury, while Alexi Surette captured a bald eagle catching an eel in Grand-Digue, near Shediac.
Share your photos or videos via email to cbcnb@cbc.ca with Your Lens in the subject line. Remember to include your name and the location where the photograph or video was taken, as submissions without this information cannot be considered. Kindly note that this feature focuses on New Brunswick, so submissions should showcase subjects within the province. Provide a descriptive narrative explaining the content of your submission and feel free to furnish additional details to enhance the audience’s understanding.
We do not publish black-and-white images or heavily edited photos, including oversaturated or filtered ones. Watermarks will be removed during the selection process.
Selected photos and videos will be featured here and may also be highlighted on our various platforms, such as our evening television news broadcast, with proper credit given to the contributors.
