18th Annual Arizona Highways Online Photo Contest

Photograph by Jeff Kida

Photograph by Jeff Kida

TAKE YOUR BEST SHOT

Every month, we showcase some of the most talented photographers in the world. Now it's your turn to join the ranks. Enter your favorite photo in the 2026 Arizona Highways Photography Contest.


Grand Prize
All expense 3-night stay at any ranch in the True Ranch Collection

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All finalist photographs will be published online and in our September 2026 issue.


Please view OFFICIAL RULES before submitting entries. 

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).

The submission deadline has passed.

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landscape

Photo by Rachel Segal

This photo was taken not long after the Dragon Bravo fire started. The smoke created an eerie perspective, and with all the boats lined up I thought it lined up for a very interesting capture.

Location: Lees Ferry

wildlife

Photo by Mark Burgess

This busy blue-throated hummingbird was busy enjoying a nectar buffet

Location: Boyce Thompson Aboretum

landscape

Photo by Alicia Judy

Mountain scree saddle view

Location: Humphrey’s Trail, San Francisco Peaks

landscape

Photo by Megan. Fujawa

California Poppy blooming

Location: Picacho Peak

landscape

Photo by Alicia Judy

Humphreys Trail Snowy Saddle

Location: Humphrey’s Trail, San Francisco Peaks

landscape

Photo by Megan. Fujawa

The sky looks like it’s on fire behind a Saguaro

Location: Tucson

landscape

Photo by Alicia Judy

Stormy rock outcropping

Location: Weatherford Trail, San Francisco Peaks

landscape

Photo by Megan. Fujawa

Lightning bolt strikes from monsoon storm clouds

Location: Tucson

landscape

Photo by Theresa Rose Ditson

"Aurora over Watson Lake:" Every moment of this geomagnetic storm proved to be unique, as linear pillars of light rose up in various patterns, piercing the sky tinged with deep red and pink hues.

Location: Prescott, AZ

wildlife

Photo by Hector Morales

Barn Owl and Harris Hawk chase.

Location: Gilbert Ponds

landscape

Photo by Megan. Fujawa

Lightning strike over Marana

Location: Marana

wildlife

Photo by Hector Morales

Burrowing going to attack another.

Location: Buckeye, AZ