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Tiburon Peninsula life pops into focus: Residents honored in annual photo contest

Belvedere Community Foundation photo contest winners Joyce Bell-Albert, Eileen Bowen, Alice Lando, Joanne Norman, Mary Kathryn Rice and Feisal Siddiqi of Tiburon were honored Nov. 20.

Sunrise/Sunset: Feisal Siddiqi of Tiburon for ‘On a Winter Morning.’ People: Mary Kathryn Rice of Tiburon for ‘Finding My Path.’ Wildlife: Alice Lando of Tiburon for ‘Seagulls Above the Tide.’ Architecture: Joanne Norman of Tiburon for ‘Good Morning Tiburon.’ Black & White: Joyce Bell-Albert of Tiburon for ‘Moonrise Over Tiburon.’ Landscapes: Eileen Bowen of Tiburon for ‘The Path.’
Tyler Callister
By TYLER CALLISTER · 1 min read

The winning snapshots in this year’s Belvedere Community Foundation photo contest captured everyday life on the peninsula, from birds floating over San Francisco Bay to a supermoon suspended between two trees to a quiet walk along a flower-lined path.

The standout images were selected from about 100 entries, with first-place prizes awarded in six categories: architecture, black and white, landscapes, people, sunrise/sunset and wildlife. A seventh category for photographers ages 5-18 drew no entries.

Winners Joyce Bell-Albert, Eileen Bowen, Alice Lando, Joanne Norman, Mary Kathryn Rice and Feisal Siddiqi of Tiburon were honored Nov. 20 at the community foundation’s annual meeting at Belvedere City Hall.

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A version of this story appeared in the Nov. 26, 2025, print edition of The Ark. See something wrong? Request a correction.
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