Views of the Neighborhook – Lakeway Photo Contest Winners and Runners-up

Today, we are going to take a look at the lovely photos of the winners and honorable mention entries in the Lakeway Annual Photo Contest. The contest is open to residents of Lakeway and provides opportunities to win in seven categories. They are Birds, Community, Deer, Flora, Foliage, Vistas, and Wildlife. All photos must be taken in Lakeway. We are catered by Emmer and Rye of Austin, and our entertainment is Ringo Starr.

Picture of an old time school bus

Get on board.

So here we are – The Winners.

Birds – Charlie Cobb – Breakfast

Community – Michael Paule – Sunrise over Honey Creek

Deer – Troy McLean – Velvet and a Bloom

Flora – Jennifer Landis – Lovely Lark

Foliage – Bill Galloway – Contemplative Bench

Vistas – Debbi Varela – Flight Across the Moon

Wildlife – Keith Everill – Squirrel

The Runners-up

Birds – Robert Kormos – Catch Me if You Can

Community – Joe ReceR – Snow Day in Tuscan Village

Deer – Renny Eisele – Fawn

Flora – Madison Cottey – The Bloom’s Buzzkill

Foliage – Robert Kormos – Hidden Song Falls

Vistas – Keith Everill – Rainbow over Mount Lakeway

Wildlife – Bill Galloway – Nothing to See Here

I hope you enjoyed the photos. Now it is time to relax with some music and food. I hope you have a great week.

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74 thoughts on “Views of the Neighborhook – Lakeway Photo Contest Winners and Runners-up”

  1. As one who, every year, tries to capture the hummingbirds in my front yard, kudos to these photos. Those birds are so fast! I do love ‘nothing to see here.’ Those little bandits steal my heart every time I see them. Great photos.

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        1. Yes. One came in the cat door and stayed for a week. Ate the cat’s kibble in the kitchen. Didn’t know it was there until cleaning under the bed in the guest room. A big hiss sent us running.

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  2. As I was looking through the winning photos, each one I came to I thought was the best … until the next one showed up. Deciding on an overall grand winner would be next-to-impossible! Congrats to all, and thank you, John, for showcasing them here. (I’m sorry I haven’t been around much — WordPress login problems again, sigh.)

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  3. Those photos are absolutely amazing! I don’t know if I can pick a favorite, but the simple fact of the timing involved in catching the plane flying in front of the moon makes it unique and appealing to me. Thanks, John!

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