Three local photographers were selected as winners in the Tennessee Wildlife Federation’s ninth annual photo contest.

There were more than 2,300 submissions with photos from 17 Tennessee photographers selected to be featured in a limited edition 2024 calendar. It features native wildlife and beautiful landscapes across the Volunteer State.

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