1 year of E&P's "Photo of the Month"

"Polar Plunge" E&P Photo of the Month for February 2025

Sheridan, Wyoming area residents of all ages charge into Lake DeSmet in a variety of ways during the annual Polar Plunge near Buffalo, Wyoming on Wednesday, January 1, 2025. The water temperature was an estimated 37 degrees Fahrenheit. —Clint Wood, Photojournalist, The Sheridan Press, Sheridan, Wyoming

"Homeless By Choice" E&P Photo of the Month for January 2025

Homeless by choice, Sean has been on the streets of Olympia, Washington, for almost two years. “I just can’t seem to give up the drinking; that’s why I am here,” he said. 

"Sideline Support" E&P Photo of the Month for December 2024

On October 18th, Lely High School Trojan Nino Joseph made an 80-yard touchdown before being taken out with a shoulder injury.  Joseph is the leading local rusher in the Naples, Florida area, with over 1600 yards.  Showing support on the sidelines is Beth Coleman before Joseph went to the hospital.  Coach Ben Hammer was intent on checking his status with doctors after the game.  

"Hurricane Milton" E&P Photo of the Month for November 2024

At 12:30 a.m. on Thursday, October 10th, Chris Urso braved the howling winds and pelting rain of Hurricane Milton to take this photo of a crane that had collapsed into The Tampa Bay Times building in St. Petersburg, Florida.

"Friday night lights" E&P Photo of the Month for October 2024

The Lake Zurich High School varsity football team and coaches are reflected in a rain puddle behind the endzone as they line up in the mist for the National Anthem before a game in Mundelein, Illinois on Friday, October 13, 2023.
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