More 2018 Beautiful Skies Photos

Earthrise by Astronaut William Anders. (Courtesy NASA.)

April 13, 2018

You don’t have to go into space to enjoy beautiful skies. They are a frequent occurrence here in Peakland as demonstrated by the entries for The Peak’s 2018 Beautiful Skies Photograph Contest.

The Peak’s Beautiful Skies Photography Contest was inspired by the photo Earthrise, taken by Apollo 8 Astronaut William Anders during a lunar orbit on December 24, 1968. Acclaimed nature photographer Galen Rowell called the image “… the most influential environmental photo ever taken.”

In the March 15, 2018 issue of The Peak, we published the four winning photographs. In this issue, we are publishing other beautiful entries that were not selected by the judges. We didn’t want you to miss them.

Beautiful Skies Photography Contest – Selected Entries

 

“An Iridiam Satellite Flares Over Carefree” by Paul D. Maley, 2018 Beautiful Skies Contest

 

“Sunset at Pinnacle Peak Grill” by Kimberly Coleman, 2018 Beautiful Skies Contest

 

“Light on Black (Mountain)” by Denise Wright, 2018 Beautiful Skies Contest

 

“Dawn Breaks Through” by Wes Grunden, 2018 Beautiful Skies Contest

 

“Fire and Thunder” by Martha Solórzano, 2018 Beautiful Skies Contest

 

“Venus, Saturn, the Moon & Sentinel Rock” by Paul D. Maley, 2018 Beautiful Skies Contest

 

“Pinkish Haze” by Jim Kadingo

 

“Arizona Sunset (2)” by Scott Galan, 2018 Beautiful Skies Contest

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