photography

Each month, we feature a photo from our Images of Edina photo contest. This month, we asked photographer Alison Pence to tell us about her photo titled Urban Tranquility. Read more about The Urban Tranquility of Nine Mile Creek Regional Trail

The beauty and stunning candidness is hard to beat in this 2018 Images of Edina award-winning photograph. Read more about Local Instagrammer is Always Ready to Capture Moments Like These

This month we asked photographer Melissa Hunzelman to tell us about her 2018 Images of Edina award-winning photo titled Little Fish. Read more about Edina Mom's Photo Captures Joy of Summer

Local photographer Jerold Wilson Selvaraj submitted this lovely photograph taken at Centennial Lakes Park to our 2018 Images of Edina photo contest. Read more about Photo Contest Winner Shows Beauty Near the Bustle

April showers bring May flowers. But this particular storm brought a sky blooming with colorful cloud cover! Read more about This Amazing Shot Shows the Calm After the Storm

Voting is now closed. Read more about 2019 Images of Edina Photo Contest

Burton Hanson photographs the sign in all seasons and light conditions. Read more about Local Photographer Shoots Unique Look at Iconic Edina Cinema Sign

Photographer Lisa Asp shares a bit of local beauty. Read more about This Winter Wonderland Photo was Actually Taken Last April

Nature can be like an outdoor canvas—ephemeral scenes of seasonal splendor. Some views develop organically, created by wind, rain and sun. Gardeners and landscape designers create other scenes, like artists who shape sculptures from soil, shrubs, and seeds. But it’s landscape photographers who capture those scenes and create another dimension of beauty that can be preserved, printed, displayed and enjoyed again and again. Read more about Local Photographers Showcase Their Artistry

Edina High School senior Greta Hatzung is an avid photographer. She started taking pictures in middle school, and her passion has blossomed. “I had a small point-and-shoot [camera] and would take pictures of anything that I saw, mainly my family. But in ninth grade, I got my first DSLR [digital single-lens reflex] camera and became more serious about learning how to use it,” she says. Read more about In Focus