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A Higbee woman won first place in the Missouri Department of Natural Resources 2024 Photo Contest. Pam Stewart took the top prize in the Natural Resources Category with her photograph, …
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A Higbee woman won first place in the Missouri Department of Natural Resources 2024 Photo Contest. Pam Stewart took the top prize in the Natural Resources Category with her photograph, “Lightning Bolt at Sunrise.”
Stewart captured the photograph on April 16. I woke up to the sound of thunder in the distance and also the glow of the sunrise,” she told the MoDNR. “I grabbed my camera and headed outside. I took a picture of the sunrise like every morning, but this time didn't realize I captured a lightning bolt in the picture. I guess I was at the right place at the right time!”
The annual competition invites amateur photographers of all ages to explore and capture the stunning beauty of Missouri’s natural resources, showcasing the state’s diverse landscapes and vibrant outdoor activities.
This year, nearly 450 entries were submitted, highlighting Missouri's unique state parks, breathtaking scenery, weather phenomena, wildlife, and the joy of outdoor recreation. These photographs not only showcase Missouri’s landscapes, but also encourage everyone to visit, appreciate and protect our natural resources.
The winning photographs can be found at missouriresources.mo.gov. In addition, winning photos will be on display at the Womans Building at the 2025 Missouri State Fair in Sedalia.
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