Exposition photographique sur les Grands Lacs

La Commission mixte internationale (CMI) s'efforce de sensibiliser et d'éduquer le public sur les questions qui ont une incidence sur la qualité de l'eau des Grands Lacs. À cette fin, la CMI recherche des photos prises autour des Grands Lacs qui illustrent les innombrables façons dont les gens interagissent avec les Grands Lacs.  

Soumettez vos photos : Les soumissions sont acceptées en continu (jusqu'à six (6) photos par personne). Les gagnants seront contactés par courriel.

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Prochaines étapes : Les photos gagnantes seront présentées dans une série de cartes postales, sur la page d'accueil de la CMI et sur nos plateformes de médias sociaux. Elles seront également intégrées au prochain rapport d'évaluation de la CMI sur la qualité de l'eau des Grands Lacs.

Looking west from the Huron pier in October 2025. Huron, Ohio. Great Lakes Water in Action. Steve Holland.
An American Lotus Flower (Nelumbo Lutea) at Sterling State Park in Monroe, Michigan. Blooms occur in late July and early August each year along the West Shore of Lake Erie. Monroe, Michigan. Great Lakes Water in Action. Richard Micka.
An American Lotus Bed on the West Shore of Lake Erie at the mouth of the Huron River. Brownstown Township in Wayne County, Michigan. Great Lakes Water in Action. Richard Micka.
Battle Island, Light House, 6 miles out of Rossport the windows are 122 feet off the high water mark. Rossport. Battle Island Light House, Ontario. Great Lakes Water in Action. Paul Turpin.
In a peaceful section of a cemetery in Buffalo, a goose family grows together in and along the Scajaquada Creek, which flows into the Niagara River. There are caring humans trying to clean up the creek and slowly reverse the historical damage to the creek’s health. Buffalo, New York. Great Lakes Water in Action. Elizabeth Oldfield.
These gulls fly and fish so close to the extreme power of the cascading water at Niagara Falls. Their remarkable strength and grace are awe-inspiring. Niagara Falls, New York. Great Lakes Water in Action. Elizabeth Oldfield.
An overpass built in and over the Scajaquada Creek in Buffalo, New York, which flows into the Niagara River. This image represents the dark side of human and economic activity including burying creeks, polluting drinking water in many ways, and altering pre-settlement landscapes to an unrecognizable state. Buffalo, New York. Great Lakes Water in Action. Elizabeth Oldfield.
The Canadian Coast Guard Ice Breaker Vincent Massey is clearing a path for the Great Lakes Freighter Algoma Intrepid carrying a load of Salt from Compass Minerals Salt mine in Goderich, The Tug Ocean SImard is following. It took about 2 hours to clear a path to open water. Goderich, Ontario. Great Lakes Water in Action. Dave Young.
Frozen moments. Etobocoke, Ontario. Great Lakes Water in Action. Jesse Godland.
Winter morning. Etobicoke, Ontario. Great Lakes Water in Action. Jesse Godland.
Arial photo of the St. Mary’s River in Sault Ste. Marie. Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Great Lakes Water in Action.Lindsay Rogers.
Blue heron hunting for food in the Bay of Quinte. Belleville, Ontario. Great Lakes Water in Action. Lindsay Rogers.