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).

All entries must be submitted by November 30, 2025, at 11:59:59 p.m.

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wildlife

Photo by Wendy L Islas

This coyote crossed in front of me and stood nearby for about 20 minutes. He blended right in with his environment.

Location: Saguaro National Park West

wildlife

Photo by Wendy L Islas

This coyote walked in front me in Saguaro National Park and stood with me for about 20 minutes.

Location: Saguaro National Park West

landscape

Photo by Johnstone

Monsoon striking over cave creek Regional park

Location: Cave creek regional park

landscape

Photo by Collin Johnstone

Lightning Strikes during a monsoon

Location: Black Mountain, Cave Creek

wildlife

Photo by Wendy L Islas

This bobcat was walking through a wash and jumped in a tree. I was lucky to have witnessed his presence and he was so comfortable he closed his eyes and rested.

Location: Tucson

wildlife

Photo by Wendy L Islas

I happened to witness this bobcat in a wash and watched him climb up a tree. He perched ever so gently and comfortably.

Location: Tucson

landscape

Photo by Richard Champney

Sedona view from the top of Doe Mountain.

Location: Sedona

landscape

Photo by Stephanie Rudd

A crested saguaro is a rare cactus displaying a fan-shaped, wavy growth at its top instead of the usual single column. This makes it one of the desert’s most striking natural anomalies.

Location: Saguaro National Park West - Tucson, AZ

macro

Photo by Stephanie Rudd

A vibrant macro view of an orange cactus flower, showcasing its soft, delicate petals and a dense cluster of bright yellow stamens at the center.

Location: Sonoran Desert, Arizona

landscape

Photo by Richard Champney

Tombstone

Location: Tombstone

landscape

Photo by Devin Boster

The 2023 partial solar eclipse rising behind picacho peak

Location: Picacho peak state park

landscape

Photo by Richard Champney

This way out. Deer Canyon near Page.

Location: Page