Photo Contest

Exhibit Photo

Win up to $40,000 in prizes!

Our unique private lands wildlife photo contest teams a landowner with a photographer who share in prize money. Wildlife in Focus will be announcing our 2025 winners October 11, 2025 at the Witte Museum of Natural History in San Antonio … Come join in the excitement.

Online Photo contest coming in 2026…

Traveling Photo Display

display Wildlife in Focus

Display winning images at your business!
Print and digital displays of winning images are available to use at your location, bank, event, etc. WIF uses these displays as part of the communication and education effort to inspire all to engage in wildlife and conservation. Contact us for opportunities.

Peruse books featuring winning images from our wildlife photography contests.

They are a great Father’s Day gift!

Explore Photo Store

Order prints, with or without frames, mugs, and many other products imprinted with images of your choice. Revenue from print sale goes to both the photographers and to support the efforts of Wildlife in Focus.

Kritters 4 Kids

The elementary and middle school Kritters 4 Kids Environmental Education Program brings the vastness and variety of wildlife into the classroom. Wildlife in Focus books are combined with fun and educational curriculum guides that introduce students to native habitat and conservation. The Kritters 4 Kids program includes a set of 30 Wildlife in Focus books, Kritter Kards and curriculum guides to participating elementary and middle school classrooms. The guides, which are developed by teachers for teachers, meet the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) guidelines. 

In the news…

Wildlife in Focus: A Unique Wildlife Photography Contest in Texas

Miles Phillips, Photo Contest Director, Wildlife in Focus gives a firsthand account of how a unique Texas wildlife photography competition sparked a passion for wildlife photography.

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Wildlife in Focus Photo Contest to Benefit Texas Wildlife

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Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation

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