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- Heidi Marsh, Marketing Director
South Dakota Magazine, Yankton, SD
Staff Favorites from September/October 2017
Sep 20, 2017
Here are some of our favorite photos from the latest issue of the magazine. What are yours?
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Publisher Heidi Marsh and marketing coordinator Jenessa Kniffen both liked this photo by Wes Eisenhauer. "We see a lot of wildlife photography here at the magazine, but Eisenhauer’s photo of the buffalo’s reflection in a cattle tank at Custer State Park goes far beyond the traditional ... it’s a work of art,” Marsh says.
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"John Mitchell’s picture of Friendship Tower on Mount Roosevelt perfectly captures autumn in the Black Hills, with a touch of an Italian castle to boot,” says Bernie Hunhoff, editor-at-large. Managing editor John Andrews liked it, too. “The colors pop and it’s framed well, too."
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"I love the image of the Lakota Women Warriors both for its design and what it represents. You go girls!” says Roger Holtzmann, contributing editor. Photo by John Heminger.
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Special projects coordinator Rebecca Johnson chose this photo by Christian Begeman taken near Clark.
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Katelyn Hamil, subscriptions, says, "I like the photo of the clothing on page 20 because who doesn't like shopping — especially when you're supporting local businesses?” Photo by Bernie Hunhoff.
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Liza Sandoval, subscriptions, chose this photo of blackbirds on a Hamlin County country road. Photo by Greg Latza.
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Publisher Katie Hunhoff chose this photo that she took of her dad. "It was on a beautiful night last November. It was unseasonably warm so we had a picnic at the river and he went kayaking,” Hunhoff says. Kayla Barger of our subscriptions department liked it, too.
The two seasons collide in the Black Hills.
Wildflowers are adding a splash of color to the granite and pines of the rugged Black Hills.
Foggy morning down east Main Street in Butler. Photo by Duane Huwe
South Dakota provides the perfect backdrop for toy photography.
The annual Dakota Marker game brought thousands to Brookings.
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