18th Annual Arizona Highways Online Photo Contest
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
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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Photo by Theresa Rose Ditson
New Fifty Foot Falls (horizontal): The sun shone through autumn-leafed foliage at the newly formed Fifty Foot Falls at Havasupai, which endured a flash flood this past June.
Location: Havasupai, AZ
Photo by Gary O'Brien
Crested Saguaro and out of focus stars
Location: San Pedro Valley near San Manuel
Photo by Gary O'Brien
Desert Poppies macro image
Location: Picacho Peak State Park
Photo by Rosa Sidy
Reflections
Location: Horseshoe Reservoir
Photo by Gary O'Brien
Sonoran Desert with snow
Location: Sabino Canyon National Recreation Area
Photo by Reid Woodward
Sunset lightning near Four Peaks
Location: Four Peaks Wilderness
Photo by Theresa Rose Ditson
The New Fifty Foot Falls (horizontal): The sun shone through autumn-leafed foliage at the newly formed Fifty Foot Falls at Havasupai, which endured a flash flood this past June.
Location: Havasupai, AZ
Photo by Gary O'Brien
Hazy rain and fog scene in saguaros with Table Top Mountain in distance
Location: Picacho Peak State Park
Photo by Mitali purohit
Boynton Canyon
Location: Sedona
Photo by Gary O'Brien
Silhouetted Saguaros in sunset
Location: Sabino Canyon National Recreation Area
Photo by Gary O'Brien
Backlit saguaros and creosote bush
Location: Tucson Mountain Park
Photo by Reid Woodward
Lightning striking behind the famous crested saguaro named "Two Thumbs Up" in September of 2025. Sadly this saguaro fell two weeks ago.
Location: Four Peaks Wilderness