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Staff Favorites from January/February 2017
Jan 12, 2017
Here are some of our favorite photos from the latest issue of the magazine. What are yours?
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"Christian Begeman’s sundogs photo ranks really high in my book,” says Heidi Marsh, co-publisher. "I’d say it’s one of my favorite photos for the entire year!"
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"I choose the photo of the little red caboose picturing Rick Mills and Jeannie Bauder, two wonderful folks brought together over the love of South Dakota train history,” says Bernie Hunhoff, editor-at-large. Photo supplied by the South Dakota Railroad Museum.
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Sandy Easterling chose this wintery scene from the tiny town of Lily. Photo by Howard Christopherson.
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"No surprise here, but my favorite is the Big Picture of the new Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium at SDSU,” says John Andrews, managing editor. "It’s amazing how much the campus has changed in the 15 years since I graduated. I have great memories of the way it was (including football games in the old Coughlin-Alumni Stadium), but I’m glad to see the university growing and getting better every year.” Photo by Dave Tunge, Dakota Aerials.
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Mary Wickler Peterson, advertising sales, chose this shot of a snowy owl by Christian Begeman. "What a graceful flight portrayed in this photo."
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Rebecca Johnson, special projects coordinator, chose Bernie Hunhoff’s photo from Morgan Park in Yankton. “I used to live right by there and it was always fun to see the park so busy in wintertime,” Johnson says. “Yankton has such a beautiful parks system — I love that people enjoy them through all seasons."
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Paul Higbee and Roger Holtzmann, contributing editors, both chose this garter snake atop the confluence of the Missouri and James rivers southeast of Yankton. “Metaphorically, we've all felt like a snake on ice occasionally. And there's the real thing on page 110 — pretty colorful, what's more,” Higbee says. "I'll wonder about the back story for a long time.” Photo by Sam Stukel.
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Laura Andrews, circulation and marketing manager, chose this photo Howard Christopherson took during one of his photography workshops in Lily. "I've talked to a few subscribers who hail from Lily. They all seem pretty happy that their little home town has been adopted by Howard Christopherson and friends."
Wildflowers are adding a splash of color to the granite and pines of the rugged Black Hills.
Which is taller, the corn or the storm cloud just outside of Aberdeen? Photo by Jay Kirschenmann
South Dakota provides the perfect backdrop for toy photography.
The annual Dakota Marker game brought thousands to Brookings.
Fall color is at its peak in the Black Hills. Photo by John Mitchell
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