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The winning images of our weekly photo contest

The geometry of the dome at the Kalamazoo Public Library in December 2017. Ken Juranek of Des Plaines
An African Kudu along with a couple monkeys on ariverside that I took one evening while on safari in Botswana. Paul P. Didzerekis of Wheaton
I took this walking down South Beach in Marco Island, Florida last month. I thought the birds in flight contrasted with the back drop of the Gulf of Mexico with its various shades of blue resulted in a great picture. John M Smith of Glen Ellyn
Mallards really don't get the credit they deserve on their beauty. The sun was at the right angle when these two mallards took off in flight, showing off their colors. Bonnie Graham of Lombard
It was a relaxing afternoon at Sunset Park in Lake Bluff on February 25 with Lake Michigan on the horizon on a crisp winter day. Ariel Rabinovic of Libertyville
Wildflowers on a frost morning in Wauconda on January 30. Ice crystals could be easily spotted on the flowers against the blue sky. Andy Ftacek of Wauconda
A 45-second exposure of Lake Tahoe photographed from Cave Rock State Park in Nevada last month. Mark Peschke of Gurnee
The former John Hancock building and surrounding Chicago skyline rise above an icy Lake Michigan through a gap in the dunes at North Avenue Beach on February 17. Ken Simpson of Arlington Heights
I caught Ryan Court (Dundee-Crown graduate) making this leaping catch of a liner at Sloan Park, on March 10th. He saved two runs from scoring and ended the White Sox inning. Steven R. Schmid of East Dundee
This is where Lake Geneva empties into the White River in downtown Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. I like the way the meandering stream draws you into the photo. Robert M. Sharp of Gilberts
I took this picture while visiting the Colorado National Monument about four years ago. It's about 20 miles west of Grand Junction. This image was taken from the upper elevation area of the monument. The rock color and formations are similar to the southern areas of Utah. Both have beautiful landscapes. Milton Hoskins of Hampshire
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