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NASHtoday’s 2024 Picture of the Year finalists

Help decide who wins our 2024 Picture of the Year contest.

A view from a rooftop with Luke Bryan's 32 Bridge's rooftop in view, overlooking a pink and purple sunset towards Bridgestone Arena.

“Sunset on Lower Broadway” was a finalist in the NASHtoday 2023 Picture of the Year contest. | Photo submitted by Shawn C.

Who knew there were so many talented photographers in Music City?

Our readers submitted 40+ photos for the NASHtoday 2024 Picture of the Year contest and — we must admit — narrowing it down to just seven finalists was tough. See the finalists below and then vote for your favorite.

Finalist: “Calvin Ridley’s First Touchdown as a Tennessee Titan” by Nate S.

Tennessee Titans player Calvin Ridley after scoring a touchdown.

Tennessee Titans player Calvin Ridley scores in the Sept. 15, 2024 game vs. the New York Jets at Nissan Stadium. | Photo submitted by Nate Sparks

Finalist: “Stand Off” by Ken L.

Two classic red cards positioned facing each other on a speedway track.

We’ve got a need for speed at Nashville Superspeedway. | Photo submitted by Ken L.

Finalist: “Famous Stars Bars” by Gary E.

A streetview of Jason Aldean's Kitchen + Rooftop Bar and Wanna B's in Nashville, TN with a taxi cab in front of the buildings and pedestrians walking along the sidewalk.

Reader Gary E. takes us on a stroll down Lower Broadway. | Photo submitted by Gary E.

Finalist: “Music City” by Alice L.

A large guitar-shaped sign reading "Nashville Music City" with a baseball-shaped "Wedgewood-Houston" sign above it.

Fun fact: This 115-ft-long guitar-shaped scoreboard once lived in the outfield at Greer Stadium before being restored and relocated to Wedgewood-Houston’s The Outfield. | Photo submitted by Alice L.

Finalist: “Sunset Over the Cumberland” by Ed H.

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This view of the Cumberland River never gets old. | Photo submitted by Ed H.

Finalist: “Jack White at Basement East” by Rachel T.

A blurry capture of singer Jack White strumming a guitar playing to a crowd.

If you missed Jack White’s intimate concert at the Basement East last year, catch him at The Pinnacle in 2025. | Photo submitted by Rachel T.

Finalist: “Red Bull Knockout on Broadway” by Sean Y.

A pro moto rider in action in front of neon signs on Nashville's Lower Broadway.

It’s a bird, it’s a plane — no, it’s a pro moto rider competing on Lower Broadway last summer. | Photo submitted by Sean Y.

Voting closes Sunday, Jan. 26, and we’ll announce the winner the last week of January — cast your vote before it’s too late.

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