16th Annual Arizona Highways
Photo Contest
Photograph by Jeff Kida
TAKE YOUR BEST SHOT
Every month, we showcase the most talented photographers in the world. Now it’s your turn to join the ranks. Enter your favorite photo in the 2024 Arizona Highways Photography Contest.
First Place
• 2-Night Stay at Shash Diné Eco-Retreat in Navajoland
• Tempe Camera gift card ($250)
• Kahtoola MICROspikes
• 100 Greatest Photographs by Arizona Highways
Second Place
• Tempe Camera gift card ($250)
• Kahtoola MICROspikes
• 100 Greatest Photographs by Arizona Highways
Third Place
• Tempe Camera gift card ($250)
• Kahtoola MICROspikes
• 100 Greatest Photographs by Arizona Highways
In addition, the winning photographs will be published online and in our September 2024 issue.
Our contest is open to amateur and professional photographers. All photos must be made in Arizona and fit into the category of Landscape, Wildlife or Macro (close-up).
For details, please view OFFICIAL RULES.
Sponsored by Shash Diné, Tempe Camera, Kahtoola and Arizona Highways.
GALLERY
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Photo by Gabriel Vera
A sunset picture of Tempe Town Lake
Location: Tempe
Photo by Diana Lustig
Poppies grow between tire tracks in Bulldog Canyon.
Location: Bulldog Canyon
Photo by Diana Lustig
Orange poppies carpet the ground in Bulldog Canyon near the Salt River.
Location: Bulldog Canyon
Photo by Diana Lustig
The moon pokes through pink clouds over Bell Rock in Sedona.
Location: Sedona
Photo by Diana Lustig
A pocket of sunlight hits the rocks below Bell Rock in Sedona
Location: Sedona
Photo by Diana Lustig
The sunset explodes in rich colors over the mountains of Sedona.
Location: Sedona
Photo by Diana Lustig
The sun setting creates dramatic shadows on the mountains in the Salt River area.
Location: Salt River
Photo by Diana Lustig
Foot prints melt the recent snowfall in Sedona.
Location: Sedona
Photo by Diana Lustig
Fog and snow mix and fall over the mountain of Sedona.
Location: Sedona
Photo by Diana Lustig
Snow falls in the early mornings of February, dusting the red rocks of Sedona with white powder.
Location: Sedona
Photo by Diana Lustig
It's easy to miss, but a cactus in the shape of a heart resides in the Tucson desert.
Location: Saguaro National Park
Photo by Diana Lustig
Fog moves through Saguaro cacti after a storm in Tucson, Arizona.
Location: Tucson Mountain Park