Awards for Monochrome Show

 

 

The Goblins-1st Place, Technical Excellence “Elegant use of the entire frame rather that a single focal point. Beautiful range of tonalities. You could teach a class on the use of tonal range to guide the viewer’s eye with this photo

 

Last Glimmer-2nd Place, Technical Excellence “This piece illustrates the use of light to do three things: separate subject and background elements, draw the eye to the focal point, and enhance the important characteristics of the subject, in this case the texture of the plants.”

 

The TLCA Proudly Presents
2019 MONOCHROME EXHIBITION
This past Saturday’s opening reception was fantastic.
Show Continues Through November 1st.
www.trilakesarts.org * 719-481-0475
Monochrome Photography Show – vision, interpretation and use of monochromatic LIGHT!

Special thanks to Cynthia Holling- Morris, our amazing Monochrome judge.

Congratulations to these award-winning photographers.
Best of Show – Reynalda by Kathie C. Ballah
1st Place Originality – Feeling Small by Sara Hagedorn
2nd Place Originality – Reflections of the Future by Sally Maddocks
1st Place Technical Excellence – The Goblins by Sherri Mabe
2nd Place Technical Excellence – Last Glimmer by Sherri Mabe
1st Place Composition – The Story is in His Eyes by Sally Maddocks
2nd Place Composition – Layers of Fallen Snow by Wendy Gedack
1st Place Overall Impact – Eclipse by John Reinhart
2nd Place Overall Impact – Box Springs and Chest by Anthony J. Crumpton
1st Place Artistic Merit – Killer Mermaid by Sally Maddocks
2nd Place Artistic Merit – Love on the Lava Rocks by Lois Lake

MONOCHROME features 66 outstanding images from the following artists: Kathie C. Ballah; Lea Hope Bonzer; Gene Carlon; J. Anthony Crumpton; Dana Gautschi; Wendy Gedack; Sara Hagedorn; Marti Harvey; Liz Johnson; Lois Lake; Sherri Mabe; Sally Maddocks; Nancy E. Myer; Rose Ann Ost; Maureen Ravnik; John Reinhard; Sandy Rich; Lynn Roth; Michael Ryno; Darcy Schoening; Jerilyn Spink; Tobias Steeves; Allison Towe; & Mark Webb.

The TLCA is located at 304 Hwy. 105, Palmer Lake, CO 80133.

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