1st Mono Print – Barbara Staggs

2nd Mono Print – Michael Cook

3rd Mono Print – Philip Hallmark

HM Mono Print – John Shriver

HM Mono Print – Charles Leverett

1st Color Print – Philip Flowers

2nd Color Print – Doris Leverett

3rd Color Print – Doris Leverett

HM Color Print – Joy Henderson

HM Color Print – Eddie Sewall

1st Digital Mono – Emily Saile

2nd Digital Mono – Julia Gary

HM Digital Mono – Alice Searcy

HM Digital Mono – Allen Gary

HM Digital Mono – Mat Bevill

HM Digital Mono – Chris Baker

HM Digital Mono – Eric Deylius

1st Color Digital – Allen Gary

2nd Color Digital – William Farnsworh

3rd Digital Color – Chris Baker

HM Digital Color – Philip Flowers

HM Digital Color – Carol Edison

HM Digital Color – Trevor Hall

HM Digital Color – Carolyn Spinoso

HM Digital Color – John Dillingham

HM Digital Color – Chris Baker

1st Digital Color – Jack Eidson

Good planning to capture sunset thru the foreground. Good exposure. Could crop off some of sky at top.

2nd Digital Color – John Dillingham

Great exposure, maybe HDR. Nice composition with leading lines. Image fills the frame.

3rd Digital Color – Cecilia Yarborough

Nice exposure of clouds. Sun pulls your eye in one direction, bird pulls your eye in the other.

HM Digital Color – Susan Chi

Nice glow of sunrise/set and use of foreground but could ne cropped more panoramic.

HM Digital Color – Mat Bevill

Interesting use of foreground subjects with sunset but foreground to dark, sun too centered and could be cropped differently.

HM Digital Color – Julia Gary

Nice glow before or after sunrise/set. Not over saturated. Could be cropped differently. Good to place sun on left.

HM Digital Color – Chris Baker

Nice image of church and snow covered hill with sunrise/set glow but sky too overexposed.

HM Digital Color – Chris Baker

Good exposure of sun but too centered and could be cropped more panoramic.

HM Digital Color – Casey Johnson

Nice panoramic cropping and exposure of sky but too centered. Good to place sun on left.

1st Digital Mono Jack Eidson

Nice detail and exposure throughout image. Would make a nice panoramic if you cropped off some of the foreground.

2nd Digital Mono – Chris Baker

One of few images that emphasizes elongated shadows at sunset/sunrise.

3rd Digital Mono Alice Seary

Loved the idea of people doing selfies at sunrise/sunset.

HM Digital Mono – Tom Johnson

Nice sun rays through clouds works good as a monochrome.

HM Digital Mono – Jim Spinoso

Nice telephoto of sun & clouds with sun not centered but would work better with sun on left third.

HM Digital Mono – Jim Spinoso

Glow of sun through fog and use of foreground but too centered.

HM Digital Mono Emily Saile

Nice use of foreground objects and sun not centered.

HM Digital Mono – Don Wolfe

Nice glow of sun thru clouds and use of foreground objects.

1st Mono Print – Doris Leveret

2nd Mono Print – Charles Leveret

3rd Mono Print – Philip Flowers

HM Mono Print – TBryant

HM Mono Print – P Hallmark

1st Color Print – Philip Flowers

2nd Color Print – Barbara Staggs

3rd Color Print – Joy Henderson

HM Color Print – Joy Henderson

HM Color Print – Doris Leverett

1st Digital Color – Tom Johnson

2nd Digital Color – Chris Baker

3rd Digital Color – Chris Baker

HM Digital Color – Trevor Hall

HM Digital Color – Tom Johnson

HM Digital Color – Riley Garrett

HM Digital Color – Casey Johnson

HM Digital Color – Brad Lackey

HM Digital Color – Alice Searcy

1st Digital Mono – Trevor Hall

2nd Digital Mono – Carol Eidson

3rd Digital Mono – Carolyn Spinoso

HM Digital Mono – William Farnsworth

HM Digital Mono – Philip Flowers

HM Digital Mono – Jack Eidson

HM Digital Mono – Chris Baker

HM Digital Mono – Chris Baker

1st Mono Print – Charles Leverett

2nd Mono Print – Doris Leverett

3rd Mono Print – Doris Leverett

HM Mono Print – Michael Cox

HM Mono Print – Joy Henderson

1st Color Print – John Dillingham

2nd Color Print – John Shriver

3rd Color Print – Henry Smith

HM Color Print – K Deal

HM Color Print – Emily Saile

HM Color Print Charles Leverett

1st Digital Color – Chris Baker

It’s a great dynamic shot – the night contrast is interesting and the repeating lights create a leading line pulling you in. Plus l enjoy the juxtaposition of new bridge versus historic architecture

2nd Digital Color – Allen Gary

This hurt to look at – almost like a wounded animal. The agent of the building destruction being clearly apparent (No tornado happened) makes me think about how things once useful can be moved past so quickly

3rd Digital Color – Michael Cox

Very symmetrically laid out – super sharp – choosing to make the photo at night really popped the contrast and made it stand out/extra appealing.

HM Digital Color – Trevor Hall

I like being able to see the environment this element was attached too – I also like the juxtaposition of light to be used at night with the sun which negates the light fixtures use beaming in the background

HM Digital Color – Susan Poston

The whole scene is only seen through reflection on another building. What is in the scene is a “building” that appears made for art forms sake in that its function is not readily apparent.

HM Digital Color – Susan Chi

Very nicely laid out – repeating elements are nicely fit into the frame with the empty space on the right being used by the tower.

HM Digital Color – Mat Bevill

I really enjoy the wonky crooked ladder going up the side of the furnace. The safety precautions put in place by all the caging around it are almost made to feel pointless.

HM Digital Color – Jack Eidson

I really like the juxtaposition of new functional looking girders verses the historic decorative elements in the background. Plus the vivid green with the strong texture was very appealing

1st Digital Mono – Kate Deal

The convergence at the op makes this space really imposing – I almost image like a dreaded bording school. The railing bisecting the door doesn’t make it feel inviting either.

2nd Digital Mono – Mat Bevill

I appreciate the calmness of the water yet sharp architectural details of the bridge. Nice atmosphere as well.

3rd Digital Mono – Susan Chi

I enjoy the topsy-turvy – above and below scene combines with the textures of the bricks and the wood. Very nice even lighting too.

HM Digital Mono – Susan Poston

It’s so clean! the bright midtones helped this image pop.

HM DIgital Mono – Shannon Leszcynski

I love how such a strong contrast and monochrome presentation abstracts this architectural element so instead of looking at how it contributes to the whole we looks at its basic shapes.

HM Digital Mono – Chris Baker

This one is topsy Turvey – am I looking up or down? I like that it engages my curiosity about its unique perspective.

HM Digital Mono – Casey Johnson

The motion of the clouds in the sky streaking past really add to the sense of motion in the architecture of the buildings. While they are (hopefully!) not going anywhere there shape feels like they are swooping along

HM Digital Mono – Allen Gary

Great foreground-background relationships – Border fits vintage of buildings – leading lines of stair pulls you back the length of the alley which terminates in an interesting site. Bird adds life.

1st Mono Print – Barbara Staggs

2nd Mono Print – Joy Henderson

3rd Mono Print – Emily Saile

HM Mono Print – John Dillingham

HM Mono Print – Doris Leverett

1st Color Print – Henry Smith

2nd Color Print – Doris Leverett

3rd Color Print – Charles Leverett

HM Color Print – Emily Saile

HM Color Print – Barbara Staggs