The Atlanta Photographic
Society's members put together another great show for this year's 2013 Salon
Exhibition. Producing and framing the five entries allowed per member surely
takes a lot of work. The images chosen for entry were truly outstanding. In
your President's humble opinion, the quality of this show was one of our best
in many years. Plus, the Reception and Awards were very well attended, with
upwards of 25 guests in addition to the usual crowd of members
Our judging team, consisting
of Gary Gruby, Judy Kuniansky, and John Clemmer, did a superb job discerning
the winners. Numerous images that did not end up receiving awards were either
tied for an Honorable Mention, or only a very slim one point away from that
distinction. The competition was definitely strong, with eight (8) members
bestowed awards out of the fourteen (14) who entered a wealth of seventy (70)
fine images.
Congratulations to Marc
McElhaney who was awarded Best in Show (and 1st Place Monochrome) for his intense and
moody "Jazz in the Shadows". And a hearty, well done to all the other
winners, listed here along with their award winning images (the winners are
also displayed in the slide show at the top of this page).
Ruth Gogel HM Color Hop On
Kathryn Nee HM
Color Nobody's Wife
Darryl Neill HM Color White Pass and Yukon
Jim Harrison HM Color River Wave
Al McLeod 3rd Color Booze and Blues
Marc McElhaney 2nd Color El
Campesino Viejo Y Sus Manos
Mike Shaefer 1st Color The Colors of Jazz
Janerio Morgan HM Mono Solitary
Sunrise
Jim Harrison 3rd Mono Icicle Storm
Marc McElhaney 2nd Mono After
Work, A Cigar
Marc McElhaney 1st Mono &
Best in Show Jazz in the Shadows
Thanks also to the many members who helped hang the show, provided delicious food and hearty beverages
for the Reception and Awards, and assisted with the take down activities. Plus,
a special thank you to Vinnie Metzger and Janerio Morgan who very ably
accomplished several vital Salon tasks, publicity and entry management. We
divided and conquered.
A reminder for next year's
Salon Exhibition: Please give Mike Shaefer, our Salon Chair for 2014, your full
measure of support and assistance. Many hands make light work.
Jim Harrison
President
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