Winners named in Churchville Photography Club competition

Jacqueline Burke’s “Red, White, and Black” claimed first place in the Wildlife category.

Courtesy of Churchville Photography Club

Laura Brandt’s “Bluebird Stretching Its Wings” won second place in the Wildlife category.

Churchville Photography Club

“On the Prowl” by Jacqueline Burke captured third place in the Wildlife category.

Courtesy of Churchville Photography Club

“The Shard” by Richard Coniglio won first place in the Architecture category.

Courtesy of Churchville Photography Club

Sara Pinkus’ “Dueling Structures” won second place in the Architecture category.

Courtesy of Churchville Photography Club

Nanci Hellmuth’s “Modern Curves” captured third place in the Architecture category.

Courtesy of Churchville Photography Club

“Cypress in Fall,” by Anita Fanic, won Best in Show and first place in the Landscape category.

Courtesy of Churchville Photography Club

Cheryl Bomba captured second place in the Landscape category for “Carve Your Own Path.”

Courtesy of Churchville Photography Club

Dianne Rose’s “Smokies Sunset” took third place in the Landscape category.

Churchville Photography Club

Gene Cangiani’s “9-11 Memorial Lights” was the co-winner in the Open category.

Courtesy of Churchville Photography Club

Dianne Rose’s “Longwood Mum” tied for first place in the Open category.

Courtesy of Churchville Photography Club

Wil Scott captures third place in the Open category for “Ravages of Time.”

Courtesy of Churchville Photography Club

Posted Wednesday, December 31, 1969 7:00 pm

The Churchville Photography Club recently held its 29th Annual Competition – its first digital-only competition following 28 years of print competitions.

Fifty three photographers, 22 of whom were non-CPC members, entered the competition, with 258 images submitted in total – 62 in Landscape, 54 in Architecture, 54 in Wildlife and 87 in Open.

First, second and third place were awarded in each category along with honorable mentions. Of the 33 images that placed or received an honorable mention, 11 were from nonmembers.

To see all 33 images that placed and received honorable mentions, visit https://churchvillephoto.club.

Join our readers whose generous donations are making it possible for you to read our news coverage. Help keep local journalism alive and our community strong. Donate today.

Keywords

Churcvhille Photography Club, Photographs, Digital Competition, Landscape, Architecture, Wildlife, Open

Doylestown Quakers seek disarmament on Hiroshima Day

Transitioning to a new platform for our online Calendar

Attention Herald Calendar users, we will be transitioning to a new platform for our online Calendar to better serve both the readers and those who submit events. During this transition time, users may experience a service interruption. We expect this interruption to be brief and appreciate your patience as we bring the new service online.

Winners named in Churchville Photography Club competition

Keywords

A sweet way to start the month

OLMC celebrates new citizen

Doylestown Quakers seek disarmament on Hiroshima Day

Borough residents fill nearly 150 bags during …

Four Chimneys estate listed at $14.5M, a Bucks County record

A sweet way to start the month

American Czestochowa Shrine sets 2024 Walking Pilgrimages

Bucks breast cancer nonprofit Main St. seeks sponsors and partners