RAF 2022 PHOTO CONTEST CONCLUDED

The 2022 RAF Photo Contest just concluded, again with striking results among the 149 images we received. Again this year, our VP’s of Appreciation took time to review and judge them anonymously. The “RAF Mission” category yielded appealing images of what we do and why. Your response illustrates that the RAF is fulfilling its mission across the country.

VP of Appreciation Cindy Cross said, “So many fantastic photos of beautiful places. It was very difficult to choose,” adding, “but now I have over 100 new places I want to fly to! Thank you all for your entries!”

Each winner will receive a package of high-quality greeting cards with their photo on the front and photo credit on the back, with our appreciation.

All photos – even those of the non-winners – are archived for possible future use in RAF publicity, including photo credit.

Thank you to everyone who participated! It’s not too early to start considering photos for next year’s contest!

2022 Photo Contest Winners

Mission
Lisa Ballantyne
Wilson Bar, Idaho
Mission
Mike Hines
Schafer Meadows, Montana
Midwest
James Stevenson
Baraboo Hills, Wisconsin
Midwest
Jason Erickson
Namakan Lake, Voyageurs National Park, Minnesota
Northeast
Doug Turnbull
Genesee River, New York
Northeast
Laurie Strand
Waterbury Airport, Connecticut
Northeast
Bill Brine
Monponsett Pond, Massachusetts
Southeast
Bill Leftwich
Ossabaw Island, Georgia
Southeast
James Stevenson
Trigger Gap, Arkansas
Southeast
Kevin Rudisill
Cheat Island, West Virginia
West
William Lipscomb
Starr Springs Airstrip, Utah
West
Jason Brand
Kneeland, California
West
Jason Brand
Dead Cow Lakebed Airstrip, Nevada
West
Jason Brand
Dead Cow Lakebed Airstrip, Nevada

2022 Photo Contest Honorable Mention

Midwest
Jon Van Roo
Washington Island, WI
Mission
Greg Delp
Waterbury, CT
Northeast
Glen Guifoyle
Lobster Lake, Maine
West
Elaine Boggess
Stanley, Idaho

Submitted on November 15, 2022

1 Comments

  1. Carmine Mowbray on November 16, 2022 at 10:30 am

    Wow! Great images, and some new names and places. Very inspiring, and that’s what it’s all about.

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