Churchill - Polar Bear Capital of the World — Josh Rutledge Photography
My sister Melissa and I recently returned from an amazing trip to Churchill, Manitoba, Canada to photograph polar bears. Churchill is located on Hudson Bay, and it is an area where polar bears congregate every fall while they wait for the bay to freeze over so they can go out on the ice to hunt for
View fullsize This mother polar bear and her two cubs on the beach of Hudson Bay were trying to sneak behind this male polar bear that is out of focus on the left of the frame. Female polar bears with cubs try to avoid male bears. There were two additional bears out of frame, so for a couple of minutes there were 6 bears around us. My sister Melissa and I recently returned from an amazing trip to Churchill, Manitoba, Canada to photograph polar bears. Churchill is located on Hudson Bay, and it is an area where polar bears congregate every fall while they wait for the bay to freeze over so they
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