My award-winning image of a collie mix jumping joyfully through the snow.

My award-winning image of a Harlequin Great Dane imagined as a retro Harlequin Romance book cover.

My award winning photo of a blue Persian cat with crazy whiskers.

My image depicting a year in the life of a Bernese Mountain Dog Puppy as he grows through the seasons won Best in Class for Conceptual Illustration and a Judge’s Choice in the Professional Photographers of Canada Atlantic Region 2021 Image Competition.

My photo of Eli the English Bulldog lumbering along a sandy pat won Best In Class for Animals, a Judge’s Choice, and the Bruce Berry Award for Best General Print in the Professional Photographers of Canada Atlantic Region 2021 Image Competition.

My image of a Polish Crested rooster strutting his stuff won First Place in the Animal Image Makers International Image Competition. It also won Best in Class for Fine Art and a Judge’s Choice in the Professional Photographers of Canada Atlantic Region 2021 Image Competition.

My portrait of a golden retriever in autumn leaves, titled “Golden Boy” won Best in Class for Animals in the Professional Photographers of Canada National Image Competition 2021.

My image of a joyful puppy jumping through a patch of clover received a Silver Award and came in Third Place in the Animals/Pets/Insects category of the WPE International Photography Awards.

My group portrait of two dogs, a cat, a rooster, and 4 sugar gliders won Best Animal Image, The Bruce Berry Award for Best General Print, and 2 Judge’s Choice Awards in the 2020 Professional Photographers of Canada Atlantic Region Image Competition.

My portrait of an Ayam Cemani Rooster on a black background won Best Fine Art Image and a Judge’s Choice in the 2020 Professional Photographers of Canada Atlantic Region Image Competition. Ayam Cemani chickens are the most melanistic (pigmented) animal on earth. Their skin, meat, organs, and even bones are black!

My serene image of a canoe on a calm lake at sunset won Best Pictorial/Floral Image, and a Judge’s Choice at the Professional Photographers of Canada Atlantic Region Image Competition. This scene is at Bennett Lake, in Fundy National Park, NB.

Since it was impossible to hold an in person awards gala this year, I don’t have any photos of me receiving my awards from the 2020 PPOC Atlantic image competition, but here’s a photo of my trophies!

Bear Necessity, my Portrait of a bear in Kouchiboujouac National Park, NB won Best Animal Image in the 2020 PPOC Atlantic Image Competition.

My image “Reclaimed Wood” won Best Fine Art Image in the 2020 PPOC Atlantic Image Competition.

Tracy Munson receiving the Bruce Berry award for Best General Print at the PPOC Atlantic 2018 Awards Gala, for her image “Enchanted”. (Pictured with the legendary portrait photographer, Bruce Berry).

Tracy Munson, pictured holding some of the awards she won at the PPOC Atlantic image competition in 2017. (Photographic Artist of the Year, Best Overall, Best Pictorial Floral, Best Fine Art, Judge’s Choice x2).

Tracy Munson, receiving her Photographic Artist of the Year Award at the PPOC Atlantic 2018 Awards Gala. (Pictured with PPOC Atlantic Board Chair, Jamie Bard Dube).

“Sunset Paddle”

PPOC National 2017 Best in Class Pictorial/Floral and Judge’s Choice.

Killarney Provincial Park, Ontario

Tracy Munson, receiving her Best in Class award at the 2017 PPOC National Awards Gala, for her Pictorial/Floral image “Sunset Paddle”.

PPOC Atlantic Board of Directors 2018

One of the winning images in the “Friends of the Ontario Greenbelt” photo contest, on display at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection.

My photo of the sunset over the mountains in beautiful Waterton Lakes National Park, Alberta won the Ken Dunphy Landscape Award at the Moncton Focus Camera Club.

Receiving the Ken Dunphy Landscape Award at the Moncton Focus Camera Club.

Receiving the Photographer of the Year (Advanced) Award from the Moncton Focus Camera Club.

Receiving the Best New Recruit Award from the Moncton Focus Camera Club.

My image of the milky way over our cliffside campsite at the Hole in the Wall Campground, on Grand Manan Island, NB won 2nd merit in the “Our Country” contest through CAPA (Canadian Association for the Photographic Arts). The image was also selected to be included in an exhibit in the National Museum of Photographic Arts in Drummondville QC in early 2019.

Receiving my 2nd merit award from a CAPA representative, at the Moncton Focus Camera Club.