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Photographer of The Year 2025

by SS | Jun 22, 2025 | Competition Results, Photographer of the Year

Congratulations to our year End Print and Digitial Winners for 2025. And our Photographer of the Year Susan Sheets

Susan Sheets

Photographer of Year Susan Sheets

Photographer of The year Runner Up And Highest Points in the Assigned Category – Larry Pollock

Winning Prints by Category 2025

Birds

3rd Place: The Dance Begins by Susan Sheets

2nd Place: Grants Pass Snowbird by Lynda Rodig

1st Place: 7 Wood Storks by Nomeca Hartwell

Wildlife:

2nd Place: Road Warriors by Lynda Rodig

1st Place: No Manicure Required by Susan Sheets

MonoChrome:

2nd Place: Clouds by Jim Ingraham

1st Place: The Mouse King by Larry Pollock

Miscellaneous

2nd Place: Fallen Leaves by Jim Ingraham

1st Place: Arriving Angel by Rose Christner

Scenic:

3rd Place: Parting Clouds, El Capitan by Alan Siflinger

2nd Place: Golden Creek_Rogue Valley by Susan Sheets

1st Place and Best Overall Print: In the Forest by Jim Ingraham

Winning Electronic Images by Category 2025

1st Place: Bison in Golden Winter Fog by Lynda Rodig

2nd Place: Angelic Sarah by Rose Christner

3rd Place: Autumn Dreams by Debbie Jallit

Honorable Mentions:

The Midnight Show by Susan Sheets

Why by Jim Ingraham

Falling Leaves by Debbie Jallit

Avenue Rose by Susan Sheets

Attempted Camouflage by Pam Arbogast

Dali Watch by Larry Pollock

Fall Ballet by Susan Sheets

Photographer of the Year: Susan Sheets

Runner Up Photographer of the Year: Larry Pollock

Best Overall Print: In the Forest by Jim Ingraham

High Points in Assigned Subject: Larry Pollock

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The Dance Begins by Susan Sheets
The Dance Begins by Susan Sheets

No Manicure Needed by Susan Sheets
No Manicure Needed by Susan Sheets

Fallen Leaves by Jim Ingraham
Fallen Leaves by Jim Ingraham

In The Forest by Jim Ingraham
In The Forest by Jim Ingraham

Parting Clouds, El Capitan by Alan Siflinger

Bison in Golden Winter Fog by Lynda Rodig

May 2025 Print Winners

by SS | May 13, 2025 | Competition Results, Print Winners

Congratulations to the May Print Winners. Please take a look below for the winners and images.

Three 1st Places:

Seven Wood Storks by Nomeca Hartwell

Lean On Me by Lynda Rodig

Study of A Cabbage by Bridget Cline

2nd Place: Alan Siflinger

Setting Moon, Zabriskie Point

Three 3rd Places:

Tom Display by Stephen Anderson

Morning Mist by Larry Pollock

Light Angel by Rose Christner

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May 2025 Digital Winners Assigned Category – Angles

by SS | May 9, 2025 | Competition Results, EID Winners

Congratulations to the May 2025 Digital Winners. Our Assigned Category was Angles. Please take a look below for the winners and images.

Assigned Category Winner:

Susan Sheets

Exploring Ground Cover

Assigned Category: Angles

2nd Place: Larry Pollock

Angles

Four 3rd Places: Bridget Cline, Rose Christner, Ted Hoheisel, Bridget Cline

Tree Angles, Angelic Sarah, Around The Bend, Which Angle

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May 2025 Digital Image Winners

by SS | May 9, 2025 | Competition Results, EID Winners

Congratulations to the May Digital Winners. Open Category. Please take a look below for the winners and images.

Open Category Winner:

Looking Like A Prince

by Susan Sheets

2nd Place: Bridget Cline

Pears

2nd Place: Susan Sheets

Life On The Log

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May 2025 Image of the Month

by SS | May 9, 2025 | Competition Results, Image of The Month

Congratulations to Nomeca Hartwell for her winning image: Seven Wood Storks

Nomeca Writes About Her Image:

Seven Wood Storks was assembled from 20 images of 1 Wood Stork flying around the Sandhill Crane access park in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. The original sky was just a plain blue and it greatly improved the image to use a beautiful morning sky from my days on Little Grayback Lookout. My Nikon D750 was set for1/1600 at f/14, Iso 800 ( shutter priority) using a 28-300 lens. There was a nice mix of herons ( blue and green), Anhingas, and Wood Storks in this little 24-hour park along a fishing and boating canal.

I love the sharing of images in our Wild Rivers Photography group, which meets 9 months of the year but is active year-round on Facebook. I have been a member for a long, long time, nearly 40 years, and we have some wonderful photographers who enjoy sharing their expertise.

Congratulations, Nomeca, on a beautiful image. Look for her image in the Courier soon.