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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landscape

Photo by Ryan Cairl

The Moon sets over the Grand Canyon just as the sun begins to rise. You can see two shadows in this photo; one of the earth and the other from the prominent feature on the next canyon layer.

Location: Grand Canyon

wildlife

Photo by Amanda Kolden

Thirsty Yotes

Location: Sonoran Preserve

wildlife

Photo by Michelle Calcagno

A young wild colt adores its mother

Location: Heber Forest Arizona on the Mogollon Rim

wildlife

Photo by Michelle Calcagno

Mare and young colt in the Heber Forest

Location: Heber Forest Arizona

landscape

Photo by Jerry Bombardier

The scenic Black River flows through the White Mountains of Arizona near Greer

Location: The Black River in the White Mountains near Greer, Arizona

landscape

Photo by David M Porter

After a late afternoon monsoon thunderstorm I was rewarded yet again with this layer cake sunset over Tucson Mountain Park. Taken on 8/17/2023.

Location: Tucson Mountain Park

landscape

Photo by Amanda Kolden

When the Heavens meet the Desert

Location: Sonoran Preserve

wildlife

Photo by Michelle Calcagno

Heber Wild Horses in the late afternoon

Location: Heber Wild Horses along Highway 260 on the Mogollon Rim

wildlife

Photo by Michael Ring

Among the six rattlesnake species found in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area, the tiger rattlesnake is the most toxic and most secretive. These reptiles love the rock outcrops on hillsides in the city.

Location: Phoenix, Arizona

landscape

Photo by Michelle Calcagno

Fallen autumn leaves in the See Springs water

Location: See Springs Trail Near Christopher Creek Arizona

wildlife

Photo by Michael Ring

A gila monster (Heloderma. suspectum) enjoying the ambient humidity after a brief morning shower. These venomous lizards especially like sandy washes with boulders the can scale and burrow under.

Location: Congress, Arizona

landscape

Photo by Michelle Calcagno

Late afternoon sun rays shining through the forest light up the red autumn leaves

Location: See Springs Trail Near Christopher Creek Arizona