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Each year, HUECU holds a photo contest inviting members from all over the world to share their favorite photography. This year, we received hundreds of stunning submissions, 13 of which will make up the pages of our 2022 calendar! It’s hard to believe another year is coming to a close, but we believe that this year’s contest theme of “Community” is a perfect sentiment to bring us into a new chapter.
Community can mean so many things, from local landmarks to fun activities and cute moments with our pets. We loved seeing what community means to you, and are so thankful to everyone who submitted a photo this year. Below are our winners! Be sure to follow @myHUECU on social media to see more highlights from our many amazing submissions throughout the year. Calendars will be available in all HUECU branches starting in early November. Thank you for being part of our community.
January 2022
Little Bow Goes to the Seaport by Margaret B., Member Since 2019
Location: Boston, Massachusetts
February 2022
Chinatown Gate by Joelle B., Member Since 2021
Location: Boston, Massachusetts
March 2022
Red Line Blue by Jorge RdS, Member Since 2019
Location: Boston, Massachusetts
April 2022 (and the 2022 cover!)
Somewhere Under the Rainbow by Celine C.
Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts
May 2022
Looking Up! By Varunika V., Member Since 2019
Location: Melbourne, Australia
June 2022
Coastal Community by Grace T.
Carlsbad, California
July 2022
Sunset Yoga by Whitney W., Member Since 2019
Location: Boston, Massachusetts
August 2022
Skane Sweden by May T., Member Since 2021
Location: Skane, Sweden
September 2022
Cambridge Rower by Charlotte T., Member Since 2019
Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts
October 2022
Untitled by Ariane L.
Location: Putney, Vermont
November 2022
Early Morning in Bridgton by Jue H., Member Since 2018
Location: Bridgton, Maine
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December 2022
Untitled by Andrew L.
Location: Boston, Massachusetts
January 2021
The EPSON TeamLab Borderless in Tokyo by Deborah J.
Location: Koto-Ku, Tokyo
