17th Annual Arizona Highways Online Photo Contest
Photograph by Laurence Parent
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 2025 Arizona Highways Photography Contest.
You could win one of several prizes, and the winning photographs will be published online
and in our September 2025 issue.
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 view OFFICIAL RULES before submitting entries.
GALLERY
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Photo by Kathleen Murphy
Magnificent Big Horned Ram posing for me.
Location: Black River, AZ
Photo by Jonathan Cline
White peacock on a curly green leaf
Location: Scottsdale
Photo by Nathanael Brodhagen
Comet Tsuchinshan-Atlas over Oro Valley.
Location: Honey Bee Canyon Park, Oro Valley
Photo by Jonathan Cline
Front view of a malachite butterfly
Location: Scottsdale
Photo by Jonathan Cline
White peacock butterfly on some dark green leaves
Location: Scottsdale
Photo by Jonathan Cline
Dark butterfly on some light pink flowers
Location: Scottsdale
Photo by Jonathan Cline
Butterfly perched on some bright red flowers
Location: Scottsdale
Photo by Mercy Owens
The first rays of dawn illuminating the golden crowned cottonwood trees in its autumn glory; Hassayampa river valley in the forefront of the foothills of the Bradshaw Mountains.
Location: Walnut Grove
Photo by Jennifer Skelly
Layers of time, etched into the ancient Navajo Sandstone, stretch towards the horizon. As the sun begins its descent, the sky is ablaze with dramatic clouds, casting a warm glow over the rugged lands.
Location: Bitter Springs, AZ
Photo by Nathanael Brodhagen
Comet Tsuchinshan-Atlas over Saguaro National Park.
Location: Saguaro National Park, Pima County
Photo by Chad Kwiatkowski
Round-tailed ground squirrel (Xerospermophilus tereticaudus) that is more ground than squirrel!
Location: Des
Photo by Chad Kwiatkowski
Chuparosa (Justicia californica) stalks being carried by their proud new owners amongst the granule size grains of quartz and feldspar eroded out of the 1.4 billion-year-old Carefree Granite.
Location: Desert Foothills, north Scottsdale, AZ