Photos of the Week: A 2025 Favorites Gallery

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Compiled by Art Keene

Last year, we published 224 photos that were contributed by our readers over the course of the year. This week we offer a gallery of 16 of our favorite Photo of the Week photos from the past year. We extend our heartfelt thanks to all of the photographers who shared their work with the Indy this year and encourage them to keep it coming in 2026. The photos that follow are roughly in chronological order.

Look here for our favorites from 2024,  here for our favorites from 2023, here for our favorites from 2022 gallery and here for our 2021 favorites.

Our feature, Photo of the Week, presents each week, a new picture by a local photographer. We invite local photographers to share their photographs here. Please include a description/caption and an indication of who is to be credited.

Cherry Hill in Winter by Tracy Zafian
Frozen face among the leaves. Photo: Annique Boomsma
Mt. Pollux, Amherst, MA. April 2025. Photo: Vira Douangmany Cage
Farewell to Lilac Land. Photo: Jennifer Shiao
Reflection 1183. Photo: Dave Madeloni
Amherst’s No Kings Dance Party. Kendrick Park, June 14, 2025. Photo: Audrey Falkner
Morning Fog. Photo: Linda Hannum
What the heck is that? Possibly a colony of freshwater bryozoans. Aldrich Lake, Granby. Photo: Jocelyn Ford
Double eagle at Lake Wyola. Photo: Eli Keene
Gray Fox at Echo Hill. Photo: Darya Zelentsova
Norwottock Rail Trail in Amherst. Photo: Russ Vernon-Jones
Cat in a tree, Hop Brook. Photo: Jonathan Plant
Fall bear surprise – dancing bears on Curtis Place, Amherst, August 2024. Video Screen Shot: Jeff Osborne
Photo: Dave Madeloni
A fire at Olympia Place apartments on November 7 left two buildings in the complex a total loss. Photo: Amherst Firefighters Local 1764
Somewhere in Amherst. No King at Any Time. Photo: Rob Kusner

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