Fargo Valley City, ND, October 24, 2026 —

Winners have been announced for the 2026 Governor’s Photo Contest, which celebrates amateur photographers and the beauty of North Dakota. Gov. Kelly Armstrong revealed the selected entries in Jamestown.

The contest received more than 740 submissions, according to the information provided. This year’s competition also introduced a video category for the first time, expanding the formats represented in the contest.

The names of the winners and the categories in which they were selected were not included in the available announcement details. The number of winning entries, the subjects of the selected work and the criteria used to choose the winners were also not provided.

No announcement date beyond the contest’s 2026 designation was specified. The details provided likewise do not state when submissions opened or closed, or whether the winning entries will be displayed or published elsewhere.

The contest’s stated focus is on amateur photography and North Dakota’s beauty. With the addition of video, the 2026 competition included a new format alongside its existing entries, though the specific video requirements and the number of submissions in that category were not provided.

Further information about individual winners and their work was not available in the announcement summary. The confirmed details are that Armstrong revealed the selected entries in Jamestown, the contest received more than 740 submissions and a video category was added for the first time.


Story summarized from the original created by Andrew Weeks on www.inforum.com, see more information here.

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