Fall in Love with Noble: Join Our County-Wide Fall Photo Contest! 🍁

The crisp air, colorful leaves, pumpkin patches, and cozy traditions—fall is one of the most beautiful times to explore Noble County! This year, Visit Noble County invites you to capture those special seasonal moments and share them in our Fall in Love with Noble Photo Contest.

Fall Tree at Chain O'Lakes State Park in Albion

📅 Contest Dates: September 15 – October 15, 2025🎁 Prizes: Five winners will each receive a $50 gift card!📸 Theme: Show us what makes you fall in love with Noble County this season—whether it’s the brilliant foliage, your favorite outdoor adventure, local fall festivals, or a quiet moment by the lake.

👉 How to Enter:

• Email your best fall photos taken in Noble County to info@visitnoblecounty.com

• Entries must be submitted between September 15 and October 15

• Be sure to include the following with each photo:

  • The photographer’s name

  • The exact Noble County location where the photo was taken

  • The date the photo was taken

• There’s no limit to the number of photos you can enter!

Fall view of Bixler Lake in Kendallville

📢 Photo Use: Selected photos may be exhibited inside the Visit Noble County office and may also be used in publications, promotions, or displays across print, digital, and broadcast formats. Whenever reasonably possible, credit will be given to the photographer. Please note: photographers retain full ownership and rights to their submitted images.

📷 Photo Specs: Images captured by mobile devices in a 16:9 ratio and high resolution are most likely to be featured in high-profile promotions. Smaller images will still be accepted, but their visibility may be more limited.

Our team will select five winners, each of whom will receive a $50 gift card. Winners will be announced later in late October on our website and social media.

Aerial Fall Photo of Gene Stratton Porter in Rome City

“We can’t wait to see fall through the eyes of our community and visitors,” said Grace Caswell, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Visit Noble County.

So grab your camera (or phone!), head outdoors, and share your view of Noble County this fall!

🍂 Show us why you #FallInLoveWithNoble!