Here is the winning photo — as well as other entries — for CBC P.E.I.'s postcard contest.

Junior farmer Winny Edgcomb finds inspiration for her photography from the work she does at Pork Pleasant Farm in Fernwood, P.E.I.

An Island woman is hoping her new miniature horse health and wellness centre in Bonshaw will help clients who aren't comfortable around larger animals.

Some pictures happen in a flash, others take time and patience. Pets, wildlife and birds are always prey for Island photographers.

In the woods, and along the trails and shorelines there are always signs of nature. Newborn or past its prime, wildlife shows its cycles and colours of winter turning to spring.

The snow we received in February is disappearing, the red dirt is re-appearing, rivers are starting to rush and spring is in the air. It's all opportunity for photographers with rubber boots!

Shades of orange, yellow and pink, and fog and frost filled morning skies this week — perfect for dawn and dusk shooters.

A series of storms over the past week and a half had some Island photographers out in the wilds of the weather.

Winter storms may interrupt our days and plans, but they can also be the source of beautiful and dramatic photos.

Walking the dog, spotting foxes and seals or visiting a sheep farm. It's all part of Island life and Islanders' love of animals. Here are some of your photographs of P.E.I.'s wild and domestic life.

This week of thaw, freezing rain and rain, is tough on nature. You braved those conditions for great photos.

It's a dark season, but the light always gets through enough to make for a great photograph.

P.E.I. is known for red braids and red soil, and lately Island photographers are experiencing an artistic form of red eye.