ACS Photo Contest Winners and 2025 Photo Calendar
Monday, November 4, 2024

Announcing the Winners of the 2025 ACS Calendar Contest by Bob Iiames and Karen Strider-Iiames Congratulations to the winners of the ACS Calendar Contest! Their outstanding photos will be included in the 2025 ACS Photo Calendar, on sale now through Dec. 15. We want to thank the 21 ACS members who submitted 124 entries, shining a spotlight on conifers and their surroundings. From national parks and canyons to Hawaii and France, ACS members were on the hunt for conifers in the perfect settings. A new category, Conifers and Critters, drew photos of a dragonfly, fawn, osprey, and even a snake, to name a few. All the submitted photographs will be shown at the ACS National Meeting in Rock Island, IL in June 2025. You may also see the stunning photos on the website and publications by the ACS or any of its regions. You can order your copy of the 2025 ACS Photo Calendar here! Here are the winners by category: Conifer Portraits 1st Place: Renaud Francois Pinus koraiensis Baishan-Jardin des Baussottes, in Ferdrupt, France 2nd Place: Phil McCormick Larch at Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati, OH 3rd Place: Robin Mann Pinus heldreichii (leucodermis) ‘Indigo Eyes’ Conifers in Landscapes 1st Place: Marsha Senft Rocky Mountain National Park, CO, by. 1st Place, Conifers in Landscapes 2nd Place: Christopher Sharpe Olympics in Seattle through Deodar Cedar Landscape - Cedras deodara ‘MonKinn’ 3rd Place: John Heston Conifer garden mix, John Lyons conifer garden, Newbury, NH Conifers and Critters 1st Place: Dennis Groh Dragonfly on Oriental spruce at Longwood Garden 2nd Place: Michael Kates Kates Garden, Great Blue Heron in front of Pinus densiflora Oculus-Draconis 3rd Place: Marsha Senft Rocky Mountain National Park, CO Conifers Through the Seasons 1st Place: Antonio Gonzalez Burnt Mountain Glades, CO 2nd Place: David Preece Abies concolor in Utah 3rd Place: Zenia Rene Lewis Summer, Mequon, WI Photos used on the cover were submitted by Phil McCormick, Glenn Eurick, Christopher Sharpe, Galen Kenyon, Dennis Groh, Robin Mann, Phillip Lehans, and Antonio Gonzalez.
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