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Ninth annual photography awards exhibition
Thomas Szalay, Margaret Nee, Nanessence, Milton Bernard,Tom Jacobson, Melinda Holden, Pamela Wetsch, Suzanne MacGuineas, Pamela Kozminska, Johny Martin
Dalmation at Moonlight,
third award, black and white
The Museum of Photographic Arts, the Gallery Store, and the Reader would like to thank San Diego County photographers who submitted entries to this year's contest. A total of 880 entries was received from 345 entrants.
All entries were Judged by Mark Klett, who selected 35 for exhibition. Eleven of these are color images, 15 are black and white, and nine are mixed media. The ten prizewinning entries are presented In this issue of the Reader.
The complete exhibition can be seen at the San Diego Art Institute in Balboa Park through December 3.
Special thanks to British Airways, Omnicolor, and Precision Lab. Color separations donated by American Color.
Place Saint-Sulpice, best of show, color
Beyond Decisions, first award, black and white
Untitled, honorable mention, black and white
Goin' Out, honorable mention, color
Bryce Point, Bryce Canyon National Park, second award, color
TO SPRAY... OR, NOT TO SPRAY... WHETHER TIS NOBLER TO COMPLETE THE TASK AT HAND OR TO DESTROY THE OZONE LAYER / SOCIALLY SANCTIONED SPRAY CAN, honorable mention, mixed media
Trailers, Everett, Pa, first award, color
Kiss Me Goodnight, mixed media
Untitled, color
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Ninth annual photography awards exhibition
Thomas Szalay, Margaret Nee, Nanessence, Milton Bernard,Tom Jacobson, Melinda Holden, Pamela Wetsch, Suzanne MacGuineas, Pamela Kozminska, Johny Martin
Ninth annual photography awards exhibition
Thomas Szalay, Margaret Nee, Nanessence, Milton Bernard,Tom Jacobson, Melinda Holden, Pamela Wetsch, Suzanne MacGuineas, Pamela Kozminska, Johny Martin
Dalmation at Moonlight,
third award, black and white
The Museum of Photographic Arts, the Gallery Store, and the Reader would like to thank San Diego County photographers who submitted entries to this year's contest. A total of 880 entries was received from 345 entrants.
All entries were Judged by Mark Klett, who selected 35 for exhibition. Eleven of these are color images, 15 are black and white, and nine are mixed media. The ten prizewinning entries are presented In this issue of the Reader.
The complete exhibition can be seen at the San Diego Art Institute in Balboa Park through December 3.
Special thanks to British Airways, Omnicolor, and Precision Lab. Color separations donated by American Color.
Place Saint-Sulpice, best of show, color
Beyond Decisions, first award, black and white
Untitled, honorable mention, black and white
Goin' Out, honorable mention, color
Bryce Point, Bryce Canyon National Park, second award, color
TO SPRAY... OR, NOT TO SPRAY... WHETHER TIS NOBLER TO COMPLETE THE TASK AT HAND OR TO DESTROY THE OZONE LAYER / SOCIALLY SANCTIONED SPRAY CAN, honorable mention, mixed media
Trailers, Everett, Pa, first award, color
Kiss Me Goodnight, mixed media
Untitled, color