First Place, Honorable Mention in TREES Inc. Photography Contest


I am excited to announce that two of my nature images received honors in the 2018-19 TREES Inc. “Shades of Winter” Photography Contest in Terre Haute, Indiana.

TREES 2018-19 First Place award for “Sycamore Frost”

“Sycamore Frost” received First Place in the Professional Division, and “Sycamore Freeze” was awarded an Honorable Mention.

Both leaves are from the Sycamore tree in my front yard  in Clay County, Indiana. I used my cellphone to capture the images on the fly.

For the contest,  I had each image processed as a competition print and mounted on foam core.

The exhibit of winning photographs went on display Feb. 11 in the Vigo County Public Library at Terre Haute and can be viewed through Feb. 28.

 

 

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‘Party Girl’ stepping out around town


“Party Girl,” formerly titled Midnight Revelry.

This midnight reveler is still gallivanting about Terre Haute.

Community Theatre of Terre Haute, Feb. 2019

“Party Girl,” my photography-based abstraction on glossy paper, is strutting her stuff in the Community Theatre of Terre Haute through Feb. 26.

She then dances her way over to  The Gallery in Clabber Girl Museum in Terre Haute to celebrate Mardi Gras during River City Art Association’s “March ARTmania” show  March 1-29.

Psychedelic Weed

Also in Community Theatre, “Psychedelic Weed” on metallic paper will follow “Party Girl” to the “ARTmania” celebration in the Clabber Girl hot spot.

Another presentation of “Party Girl”  on high gloss aluminum also is the life of the party in my one-woman show  on display now through mid-June in Arts Illiana’s community outreach gallery in the Country Club of Terre Haute.

Her entourage includes several of my photography-based digital art abstractions that you’ll find here on my website: “Angry Peacock,” “Disturbance in The Force,” “Jazz and Blues,” “The Spark,” “The Scare,” “Orbs Kaleid,” “Dilly Dilly,” “Apache,” “Something Blue,” “Middle Child Born on the Libra-Scorpio Cusp,” “Blossoming Madly,” “Toward the Light,” and my Crow Show piece titled “Approaching the Drop Zone.”