First Place
Bending Towards The Light Susan Sheets
I’ve been after the shadows and light from bathroom shades for a good while. It took bending way over with my cellphone to finally make something work. Shot with an Apple 8 plus cellphone and processed in Lightroom.
Second Place
Who’s That Girl Judy Cox
Third Place
Oh Crap, Help Dave Bell
First Place
Crystal Balling Dale George
Second Place
Death Valley Rock and Roll Susan Sheets
Four Third Places
Baked Bean Dave Church
River Bank Milky Way Susan Sheets
Waterfall Jim Ingraham
Secret Beach Dale George
Eight Honorable Mentions
Goslings Judy Cox
Orchid Cynthia Briseno
P47 Thunderbolt Greg Smith
Bird On A Ledge Jim Ingraham
The King David Bell
Cucumber Beetle on Flower Dale George
Orange Tulips Dave Church
Drea Lisa Lane
Two First Places
Snowscape On Chrome Ridge Ozzie Cummins
Multi-Falls of the Upper Applegate Ozzie Cummins
Second Place
Wide Open Space Susan Sheets
Two Third Places
Quiet Work Julie Padgett
Survivors Julie Padgett
Four Honorable Mentions
Climbing Bridget Cline
Cinder Hills Nomeca Hartwell
Sawtooth Evening Judy Cox
Overcast On The Illinois Ozzie Cummins
First Place
Poseidon’s Daughter Rose Christner
Rose writes about her image:
If you really want to have a challenge in photography, try light painting with the ocean behind you! My main concern was to keep my model safe, warm and dry. Layers of warm clothes and rain gear and waterproof boots under her dress did the trick. Remember that the ocean puts out a lot of reflective light even in the fog here. Both hands are busy. Remote trigger in one and a light tube in the other. CONCENTRATE! Be sure to cue your model!
Canon EOS R F5.6, Bulb mode, 13.7 sec. ISO 100 at 24mm, on a tripod, hand remote and portrait light.
Three Second Places
Utah Night Susan Sheets
The Angel Of Spring Rose Christner
Cruise Control Susan Sheets
Two Third Places
Vanished Nomeca Hartwell
Mesquite Sand Dunes Pam Arbogast
Four Honorable Mentions
Scarlet Fritillary Judy Cox
Silhouetted Figure In Museum Jim Ingraham
Sunlight Entering The Redwood forest Jim Ingraham
Sun Setting At Cape Perpetua Jim Ingraham
First Place
Old Home in Film Larry Pollock
Larry writes about his image:
The assigned category of Architecture gave me an excuse to finally get downtown Grants Pass to take a set of photos of this iconic building. Although it is a nice yellow with a red door, I felt it needed an old film look to it. Carefully aligning the front hand real with the double doors, I created a nice symmetry. The image was captured just after sunset and processed in Photoshop with help from Silver Efex Pro for the black and white conversion.
Shot on a Fuji XT-4, 20mm, 1/5 sec, f/7.1, ISO 1600
Second Place
Evening Splendor Dale George
Third Place
Once Upon A Time Bridget Cline
First Place
Digital Capture Larry Pollock
