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Photographs of the finalists of 2016 23rd Annual Readers' Photo Contest, including photos of a landscape by Janne Kahila, a fox by Christopher MacDonald and a pocket watch by Rodney Furgason, are presented.

Several photographs in various categories that were adjudged winners in the 22nd Annual Readers Photo Contest of the journal in 2015 including the great gray owl in Toronto, Ontario taken by Ramesh Chandar, the Aqua building in Chicago, Illinois taken by Slobodan Blagojevic, and the ice cave at the Vatnajökull Glacier National Park in Iceland taken by Shane Wheel, are presented.

Photographs of several winners in the 2015 USA Landscape Photographer of the Year competition including the Kalapana lava in Big Island, Hawaii, the tree trunks in Hermiston, Oregon, and the architecture of Trump Tower in New York City.

The article offers travel tips for several lakes in Georgia including lake Sinclair, lake Chatuge and the Clarks Hill Lake.

The article discusses the photobooth shots of former model Tom M. Johnson. He was inspired with artistic photography, wanted to find a way to photograph the city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and began shooting professionally on parking attendant sitting in the booth. Johnson uses the Kodak Potra 160 and Epson Perfection V700 scanner for his shoots taken and give back the printed pictures he took to each person taken of photograph.

Photographs of several of America's vanishing highway rest stops taken by photographer Ryann Ford are presented.

In this article, the author focuses on interest of Lew Abulafia, a retired oral surgeon from San Diego in California, in photography. It mentions that Abulafia visited to San Diego Velodrome with his EOS-1D Mark II and camera from Canon for capturing speeding cyclists. It also presents the views of Abulafia regarding the same.

The article discussed works of Vancouver, British Columbia-based photographer Kathryn Mussallem, focusing on her project on sailors, as of September 2016. Topics include her experience of meeting a sailor on a bus; her photography project "Hey Sailor! New in Town?" shot with a Nikon D800camera; and an exhibition of the series to be held at Maritime Museum in San Diego, California in November 2016.

The article offers information on the Go Dog! photo series of photographer Jenny Risher, who conceptualized the concept of dogs in the cars. It mentions that Risher went to car shows herself in order to find the cars she envisioned for the photo series. It states that Risher shoots her photo series with a tripod-mounted Hasselblad H5D-40 and a 80mm HC f/2.8 Hasseblad H System lens.

The article offers information on the photography of Montreal metro system by photographer Chris Forsyth. It mentions that the photographer captured architectural frames, blur of passing trains and tiled floors along with painted walls. It also mentions the use of Canon EOS 70D camera for the photography and mentions privacy laws about photographing people in public in Quebec, Province.

In this article, photographer Paul Kessell talks about how he learned photography after visiting New York City's International Center of Photography. He describes his photograph series "True Believers" which was shot by Nikon D750 camera at Times Square, New York City. It mentions that his photograph series shows people of different age, gender and race looking up at a monitor that projected images of the people standing below.

The article offers the author's insight on the social media series titled "Astoria Escapes," a photography project by Marvin Orellana, a photography editor for the "New York" magazine. She mentions that the project started when Orellana moved to a new apartment in Astoria, Queens in New York City and saw and photograph the sun setting over the city and posted it on online photograph and video sharing networking site, Instagram.

The article discusses photography the of photographer Cody Bratt which included a panda mask. Topics discussed include views of Bratt on contrast of the panda head against the landscapes, posing for the shoot, use of natural light with occasional reflector in shooting and importance of digital shooting.

The article focuses on the life and career of photographer Rush Jagoe from western Kentucky. Topics discussed include his study of photojournalism at the Kentucky University, his visit in New Orleans to attend a workshop regarding book-making, and his wife from southern Louisiana who established the Mosquito Supper Club with aim to preserve and embrace the Cajun culture in cooking.

Photographs of several celebrities in a technicolor photographic design are presented.

The article focuses on the intentional camera movement, a technique used by photographer DeShaun Craddock in abstract photography.

The article focuses on the photography of wine residue on a glass by Ernie Button. Topics discussed include the use of agate in which he learned to shoot with light to create a sense of depth in his photogaraphs, possibility in the bottom of the glass to explore it photographically, and discovery in best combination of glass and liquid.

In this article, the author offers information about his photography in Mongolia, while mentioning that he took the photograph of Kazakh boy named Bakhtiar during his visit to Mongolia, and also mentions the photograph of the boy.

The article offers information about the San Francisco Mentor Series trip of Richard Finn, residence of Berkley in California, while mentioning Finn's interest in photography and also presents the views of Finn regarding the same.

The article presents a photographs showing chefs at a cafe in Kollam, Kerala of India.

The article presents a photograph of a window shot by Tim Parker using longer exposure.

The article presents a photograph showing an aquatic sports on a river in Tennessee, shot by hobbyist photographer Brad Lackey.

The article offers information on a Jolene Lupo photograph taken in 1950s in which a ghost is sighted.

The article offers information regarding the photo safari of photographer Darlene Gillespie, on a trip to Tanzania and shares her views on improvement in photography skills by participation on Mentor Series trips.

The article offers information on the photography by the author along with a photograph of pigeon which is a digital composite made from several photographs of pigeons.

The article offers information on child photography by photographer Stephanie Tanis with her daughter Brielle selling lemonade in a park using the Nikon D5100 camera with Nikkor lens in morning light.

The article offers information on the art piece that use unused books highlighting the process involved in the creation of the art by wetting the book and molding it to the desired pattern using paper clips and hair rollers before coloring and taking a photograph.

The article discusses the capture flowering trees located at the cemetery in Copenhagen, Denmark during springtime of 31 years old photographic communication graduate Thorbjørn Fessel from Danish School of Media and Journalism.

In this article, the author talks about a photograph which shows plastic marine debris such as food packaging and medical waste on a black background, depicting global pollution.

In this article, landscape photographer Ethan Welty shares her experience of photography at the North Cascades National Park, Washington.

In this article, nature photographer Paul Marcellini shares his experience of photography of the Ten Thousand Islands located at the Everglades National Park, Florida; and presents an image titled "Snook Hole" showing mangroves.

In this article, nature photographer Robert Glenn Ketchum shares his experience of photographing remote beaches in Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska.

In this article, photographer Kayleigh Frampton talks about her earlier life and describes her winning photograph in the periodical's monochrome portrait challenge which featured her 12 year old sister Carys captured in a barn.

A photograph is presented of Patrick Grant, a second-generation lobster fisherman in the coast of Maine.

A photograph of ranch horses making their morning round-up from their pen to the stable in White Stallion Ranch in Tucson, Arizona taken by software engineer and photography enthusiast Andrei Stoica.

A photograph is presented of the baseball glove collection of collector Jim Daniels taken by photographer Mitt Grid.

A photograph is presented of a pomegranate against a white background taken by photographer Dan Newton.

Photograph of lemon sharks being fed which was taken in Bahamas is presented.

The article discusses sandstone rock formations image shot in Algarve, Portugal by the photographer Sebastian Gora with Nikon D7100 camera and mentions views of Gora on the place.

The article offers information regarding the photography of women who plays aggressive sports such as football by Andreanna Seymore.

The article focuses on the challenge-winning photograph captured by photographer Steven Wallace from Atlanta, Georgia which is the old Pullman train yard in Atlanta with his friend, Alexis Dashiell, a model, sat by the window.

A photograph depicting the window views of photographer Wyatt Gallery during his travel is presented.

The article presents a profile for photographer Jay Huang with details including his passion for landscape photography, his achievements in photography and his photographic techniques.

A photograph is presented of a surfer at the Rockaway Beach in New York City by photographer Christiaan Felber.

The article offers the author's insights regarding the portrait of burlesque performer Gin Minsky at the Jazz Age Lawn Party held in Governors Island in New York City.

The article focuses on how Justin Coleman, a technical writer and photo enthusiast, is taking his golden hours of dawn at the coast of Connecticut with the use of his AF-S DX Nikkor ED lens camera.

The article presents the author's insights on how she created her own photographic homage to surrealist clouds photographers Robert and Shana ParkeHarrison.

The article offers the author's insights on the photographic shoot of photographer Mike Keating where he captured her step-daughter during its play at the varsity soccer game.

A photograph of girl students in Darfur, Western Sudan by Alissa Everett is presented.

The article offers information on Ivan Galic, a marketing professional who pursued a career in photography in Solta Island, Croatia, with topics including his preferred subject, his passion in capturing a close-up of droplet-laden plant, and the use of Canon EOS 60D lens for macrophotography.