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Detroit 2026 Calendar by Chris Ahern Photography

Posted on December 15, 2025 by farlane

2026 Detroit Calendar by Chris Ahern Photography

The latest Michigan photo calendar we’re featuring is the 2026 Detroit Calendar from Chris Ahern Photography. The calendar features brand-new images of Hudson’s Tower, Michigan Central Station, Ambassador Bridge, Gordie Howe Bridge, Campus Martius, the Detroit Riverwalk, Belle Isle, the downtown skyline, and more with many never before released!

Click to order the calendar on Chris’s website & for sure follow him on Facebook or your social media of choice!

PS: Even though it seems impossible, this is a 100% real photo of Detroit’s Hart Plaza taken during the Movement techno festival.

Light up your days with a Michigan Nut photo calendar!

Posted on December 11, 2025 by farlane

Winter Evening at Grand Haven Lighthouse by Michigan Nut Photography

I would be completely remiss in my features of 2026 Michigan photo calendars if I left out one of Michigan in Pictures’ most enduring supporters, John McCormick of Michigan Nut Photography! His 2026 Michigan Wall Calendar is made right here in Michigan and features some dynamite photos from all over the Great Lakes State. He’s got all kinds of other photo-based gifts so head over to michigannutphotography.com today & make the Michigan lover on your list happy!

Double the 2026 Calendars from James Eye View

Posted on December 8, 2025 by farlane

DH Day Barn by James Eye View Photography

This holiday season I’m encouraging folks to consider Michigan photo calendars from many of the photographers I feature on Michigan in Pictures as the perfect gift to share your love of the Great Lakes State.

James has TWO calendars for the Michigan lover on your list, a 2026 Northern Michigan Calendar and a 2026 Michigan Birds Calendar! Click the links to purchase and for sure follow James Eye View Photography on Facebook for his latest!

Mark your Waterfall Wednesdays on a Craig Sterken calendar!

Posted on December 3, 2025December 3, 2025 by farlane

Manabezho Falls on the Presque Isle River by Craig Sterken

I feature a lot of waterfalls on Michigan in Pictures. Because I’m a sucker for alliteration, many of them are shared on “Waterfall Wednesdays”. This tasty shot of Manabezho Falls in Porcupine Mountains State Park is one of three waterfalls in the 2026 Michigan Four Seasons Wall Calendar from Michpics regular Craig Sterken.

Follow Craig Sterken Photography on Facebook for his latest and view & purchase his work on his website!

Check out more Michigan photo calendars on Michigan in Pictures.

Happy 2025 Back into the Woods Day!

Posted on December 1, 2025 by farlane

Winter … a step at a time by Ken Scott

Longtime readers know that “Back Into the Woods Day” is one of the invented Michigan holidays we celebrate on Michigan in Pictures. It’s an annual December 1st holiday that celebrates the end of firearm deer hunting season & the return of (mostly) gun free hiking trails.

Today’s photo is from Leelanau photographer Ken Scott, and I’d like to be sure to highlight his 2026 “Best of the Back Pages” Calendar that features some of his great photos from the back page of the weekly Leelanau Enterprise. See a few more below including these amazing snowy owl tracks and many in Ken’s massive snow gallery on Flickr.

Click for more Michigan photo calendars from photographers we feature on Michigan in Pictures!

Find Black Friday on a 2026 Michigan Calendar!

Posted on November 28, 2025November 28, 2025 by farlane

Sand and snow at Little Point Sable Lighthouse by Neil Weaver Photography

I am thinking that a good way to help support the photographers who make Michigan in Pictures so cool is to feature their calendars & photos as potential holiday gifts. In a way, you are also supporting the protection of the beautiful places featured in these calendars by sharing that beauty with the people you love!

Neil has been a favorite photographer for a long time now for his excellent work as well as for his photography workshops like the upcoming Munising Winter Workshop that make great gifts as well! He says that you can get his 2026 Michigan Calendar while they last & is also offering 25% off all prints orders through this week with the code: HOLIDAY25 at NeilWeaverPhoto.com.

PS: You will be able to find the calendars featured predictably enough at the Calendar tag on Michigan in Pictures!

PPS: I probably won’t get to them all this year, so be sure to check the links on the Michigan Photographers page!

Night Moves: Mackinac Bridge Edition

Posted on July 18, 2024July 18, 2024 by farlane

Mackinac Bridge Night Reflections by Michigan Nut Photography

If you’ve been following Michigan in Pictures for any length of time, you are almost certainly familiar with the work of Michigan Nut aka John McCormick. He just announced that his 2025 Michigan Calendars are available so what are you waiting for??

Get your Christmas gifts early on his website!

Michigan Photo Calendars

Posted on December 15, 2015September 21, 2025 by farlane

St. Joseph Lighthouse, photo by John McCormick

Time to get your 2016 Calendars! In addition to being a great way to share a daily dose of Michigan with the people on your gift list, most photographers ship them directly for you making gift-giving easier. If you are a Michigan photographer who has a calendar for sale or know of one who does, please post link to any you know of in the comments below or on this post at the Michigan in Pictures Facebook!

The photo above is for January 2016 from one of my favorites is one that a reader recently asked about: The Michigan Wild & Scenic Wall Calendar by John McCormick of Michigan Nut Photography. You can see them all and purchase the calendar at Michigan Nut Photography. Be sure to follow Michigan Nut on Facebook too!

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