19th Annual Arizona Highways Online 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 2027 Arizona Highways Photography Contest.
Winning photographs will be published online and in the September 2027 issue. In addition, the grand-prize winner will receive accommodations for four nights for two guests at the Circle Z Ranch, a guest ranch in Patagonia, Arizona.
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).
Please read the OFFICIAL RULES before submitting entries to the contest.
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Photo by Kelvin M Garcia
Moody Marana Sunset Bolt.
Location: Marana Arizona
Photo by Kelvin M Garcia
The mighty Saguaro Storm.
Location: Marana Arizona
Photo by Kelvin M Garcia
Downtown Tucson Skyline bolts.
Location: Tucson, Arizona
Photo by Kelvin M Garcia
Marana Moody bolt dancing in the rain.
Location: Marana Arizona
Photo by Kelvin M Garcia
Great bolt over the Sonoita Plains.
Location: Sonoita Arizona
Photo by Lisa M Daniels
An adult Crested Caracara delivers food to a hungry nestling at its nest in a saguaro cactus, the chick’s tiny tongue visible as it reaches up for the meal in the Sonoran Desert.
Location: Tucson, Arizona
Photo by Kelvin M Garcia
Sonoita moody Monsoon bolt illuminating the night sky.
Location: Sonoita Arizona
Photo by Kelvin M Garcia
Tomestone Sunset Bolt on a classic Arizona Monsoon.
Location: Tombstone, Arizona
Photo by Lisa M Daniels
An adult Crested Caracara feeds it's 3 nestlings at their nest in a saguaro cactus in the Sonoran Desert.
Location: Tucson, Arizona
Photo by Lisa M Daniels
Two Burrowing Owls share a quiet moment in the warm evening light, one leaning toward its companion while the other looks directly toward the camera.
Location: Eloy, Arizona
Photo by Lisa M Daniels
A pair of Gambel’s Quail pause at a desert water source, their reflections mirrored below as the male drinks and the female lifts her head from the water.
Location: Amado, Arizona
Photo by Lisa M Daniels
A male Gambel’s Quail calls from the desert floor, framed by the sweeping lines of a cactus.
Location: Amado, Arizona