Chosen Photographers’ Beautiful Work to Seem in Outdoor Oklahoma

The judging is full, and the profitable pictures have been chosen for the 2026 Readers’ Photography Showcase! The Showcase is an annual characteristic within the July/August problem of Outdoor Oklahoma, the official journal of the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. And as all the time, the photographs which can be chosen for publication are all outstanding. Congratulations to those gifted individuals who shared their work with us this 12 months. And mark your calendars for subsequent 12 months’s Showcase contest; the entry interval will open Jan. 1, 2027, and run by April 15.

This 12 months’s profitable photographers are:

Frederick Balmoria
Erin Banta
Sherman Barr
Patrick Beaman
Desiree Branson Cline
Eric Brown
Jacie Brown
Coleton Bunyard
Dee Carter
Kellie Carter
Meagan Coates
Ernie Cox
Bryan Dahlvang
Melanie Emerson
Cointa Escobedo
Kaylee Fast
Bridgette Fetters
Stacy Freeny
Danny Gaiger
Casey Galvin
David Garrison
Ian Gollahon
Joe Hapgood
Kristina Hunter
Shi Ingalls
Christopher Johnson
Caleb Johnson
Kaylee Keirsey
Holly Lackey
Stefanie Leland
Gina Linthicum
Ranae Maberry
Megan Madden
Martin Menton
Steve Metz
Cara Miller
Alan Munkus
Stephen Ofsthun
Phyllis Owens
Jarron Peters
Karen Reading-Bunch
Kelsey Reed
Mark Robinson
Lisa Scroggins
Donald Shannon
Deborah Smith
Scott Smith
Susan Stewart
Brad Stone
Donna Tate
Mandee Thomas
Kevin Tipton
Jenna Tow
Kendall Van Zanten
Joshua VanTuyl
Ted Warkentin
Randy Watkins
Kolton Webb
Jessica Webster
Cheryl Welch
Ariel Wigington
Beth Young

For anybody who needs to obtain this problem within the mail, it’s possible you’ll order a subscription earlier than June 10, 2026, by clicking HERE. An annual subscription prices solely $10. Single copies of this journal will go on sale in mid-July at ODWC’s Outdoor Store. If you missed this 12 months’s ordering deadline, it’s possible you’ll want to join a subscription now to make sure you obtain the Showcase problem subsequent 12 months whereas serving to to assist the wildlife division’s efforts to preserve Oklahoma’s fish, wildlife and habitat all 12 months lengthy. To learn earlier points, click on on the button under.

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