Monthly Winner: June 2008
Sitting out a thunderstorm on the East side of Long Lake under a Wenonah Sundowner, photo by Ed Sweeney.

These beautiful fall colors were photographed by Mike Aronen from Finland at the Repovesi National Park.

Jana Milsten took this photo of her friend Joni carrying a MN II on one of their many portages in the BWCA. Jana said, "we did not go unnoticed as a paddling group of two women and a dog. In this man's world of muscle and strength we out paddled many of the men with our light weight MN II canoe.

Ezekiel Jakub snapped this photo of his wife "Contemplating" in the early spring with their new graphite Escape on the bank.

Vern C. Matthews sneeks a picture of his girlfriend as she relaxes in the bow of their Adirondack.

Photos from Vern K. Matthews, above Vern snuck a picture of his son sneeking a picture in his Adirondack. Below is his Spirit II resting on the shore of Lake Tahoe's Emerald Bay while they were looking for a camping spot.

Matt Rinkes sent us a few nice shots of his Solo Plus.

Diane Dalberg with a nice shot on North Bay, Quetico.

Luke Mislinski shot these two incrediable sunset photos of his MN II.

Danny Fernandez took this shot of his buddy on Iron Lake in the BWCA paddling an Aurora towards a Bald Eagle perched in a tree.

Rick Stratman took this photo of a Wenonah Encounter in Ludington State Park, MI. Rick said the fog hung low until noon on this June day, creating plenty of time for moody photos.

Mike McFarlin sent us these two photos of their Wenonah Kevlar canoes on various canoe trips.

Corey Ballinger paddling his Kevlar Ultra-light Wenonah Advantage on Williams Lake in Jacksonk, MI.

Chris Gill sent us this photo of an Adirondack paddling the upper Ammonoosuc River on the Northern Forest Canoe Trail.

Garrett Kroner works at a scout camp in the Adirondacks called Floodwood Mountain Scout Reservation. This is a photo from Garrett of two scouts heading back into camp after a long day paddling a Cascade.

Steve Schwartz sent us these two photo paddling an Escape in the Chain of Lakes State Park in Illinois.Steve says his Escape "is fast and can readily handle big wakes"

Brandon Gfrerer has an old Wenonah Echo. He took this photo in the BWCA a few weeks ago. Brandon said, "as you can tell, we have beaten the tar out of that canoe, and it still paddles like a champ."

Mary Kay Martin sent us these photos of a Spirit II and Sandpiper parked in front of an old Adirondack cabin waiting to be paddled. And Pooka patiently waiting to be dragged over a beaver dam.

Arin sent us this photo of an old Wenonah Echo.

Chris Gill with a photo of their new Wenonah Wilderness at the end of Island Pond on the Northern Forest Canoe Trail.