2020 Photo Contest

February 26, 2021 NEBRASKAland Magazine

Best of Show

BEST OF SHOW – Young Buck
Photo by Karen Kader, Omaha
@kdkader

With more than 2,500 entries, the 2020 Nebraskaland Magazine Photo Contest drew a record number of stunning images from Nebraska photographers in the categories of Wildlife, Flora, Scenic and Recreation.

This year’s Best of Show winner, “Young Buck” by Karen Kader of Omaha, was shot at Chalco Hills Recreation Area. She used Lightroom as her post-image software, adding shadow and accessing the program’s color sliders to accentuate the photo.

We thank everyone who participated and look forward to seeing more of your great photographs in next year’s contest.
Keep shooting.

Jeff Kurrus, Editor
Nebraskaland Magazine

Wildlife

FIRST PLACE – Baby Opossum
Photo by Eric Wellman, Lincoln
@ericwellmanphoto
SECOND PLACE – Bluebird Landing
Photo by Don Brockmeier, Eustis
@donbrockmeier4
THIRD PLACE – Brave Together
Photo by Rebecca Johnson, Central City
@thecoloringtree

Flora

FIRST PLACE – A Burst of Dandelion
Derrill Grabenstein, Lincoln
@de_grabenstein
SECOND PLACE – Beauty Reflected
Photo by Roger Richters, Utica
@rogerrichters
THIRD PLACE – Blue False Indigo Bloom
Photo by Britton Bailey, Aurora
@bfbinstailey

Scenic

FIRST PLACE – Brace Yourself
Photo by Lindsey Keller, Lincoln
@llarson4
SECOND PLACE – Stone Creek Falls
Photo by Eric Wellman, Lincoln
@ericwellmanphoto
THIRD PLACE – Comet NEOWISE Over Abandoned Farmhouse
Photo by Roger Richters
@rogerrichters

Recreation

FIRST PLACE – Green Steel
Photo by Joel Jones, Lincoln
@joel_bo_jones
SECOND  PLACE – Paddlefishing in October
Photo by Nate Johnson, Lincoln
@lenseswild
THIRD PLACE – Silhouette Stories
Photo by Tiara Brown, Omaha
@huskertiara

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