APG Juried Photography Show
“In the Mind’s Eye”To the right are just a few of the incredible images that have been selected for display at the February show. Awards to the top scoring entries were presented at the opening on February 3rd. First Place - $100 Gift Certificate from 10000 Cranes Studio Second Place - $50 Gift Certificate from Mike Osborne Fine Art Framing Third Place - $25 cash From Albuquerque Photographers' Gallery Peoples' Choice - $25 cash From Albuquerque Photographers' Gallery |
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"In The Mind’s Eye" Reception
The opening reception for our first juried show, “In The Mind’s Eye”, was a great success. The turnout was fantastic and everyone enjoyed seeing all 30 chosen images, framed and on display in the APG gallery.
The Judges awarded prizes to their top three picks and attendees voted for a People’s Choice award. John Gilbert won First Place for “End of Days”, Marilyn Maxwell won Second Place for “Conversation”, and Jean Wibbens won Third Place for “Piano Girl”. Then David Wiley’s “Mountains to Climb” was chosen for the People’s Choice Award. The awards have been presented, refreshments were consumed, dishes were washed and put away, but there is still time to see the show. “In The Mind’s Eye” will remain on display through February 29th. Don’t miss it! ************************************************************************** We would like to thank our sponsors, 10000 Cranes Studio and Mike Osborne Framing, who generously donated prizes. And a special thanks to our esteemed head juror and master of ceremonies, LeRoy Perea. |
Jurists and judging criteria for "In the Mind's Eye"
Leroy Perea
A native of Albuquerque New Mexico, LeRoy Perea has been a professional Photographer for the past 37 years. He has been involved with nearly all aspects of Photography including Fine Art, Portrait, Scientific and Commercial Photography. Mr. Perea has judged events at Expo NM and is the founder of ANMPAS. Albuquerque Photographers' Gallery is proud to have Leroy Perea as one of their judges in their first juried show.
Urey Lemen
Urey was born in Florida but has lived in New Mexico since 1962 so he considers himself to be almost a native. An avid outdoorsman, Urey has always loved the beauty of the natural world and attempts to capture those magical landscapes on “film”. He was one of the original members of the Albuquerque Photographers Gallery when it opened in 2003. His photography has won numerous awards in photography contests around the state of New Mexico.
Kent Winchester
Kent Winchester specializes in black and white photography, recently winning a special award for his B&W work at the Hubbard Museum of the American West. He shoots both digital and film, lectures on composition, and writes about photography. Kent is a member of APG.
Judging Criteria
Images were evaluated independently by the judges, and scored based on three criteria: Impact, Creativity, and Technique.
A native of Albuquerque New Mexico, LeRoy Perea has been a professional Photographer for the past 37 years. He has been involved with nearly all aspects of Photography including Fine Art, Portrait, Scientific and Commercial Photography. Mr. Perea has judged events at Expo NM and is the founder of ANMPAS. Albuquerque Photographers' Gallery is proud to have Leroy Perea as one of their judges in their first juried show.
Urey Lemen
Urey was born in Florida but has lived in New Mexico since 1962 so he considers himself to be almost a native. An avid outdoorsman, Urey has always loved the beauty of the natural world and attempts to capture those magical landscapes on “film”. He was one of the original members of the Albuquerque Photographers Gallery when it opened in 2003. His photography has won numerous awards in photography contests around the state of New Mexico.
Kent Winchester
Kent Winchester specializes in black and white photography, recently winning a special award for his B&W work at the Hubbard Museum of the American West. He shoots both digital and film, lectures on composition, and writes about photography. Kent is a member of APG.
Judging Criteria
Images were evaluated independently by the judges, and scored based on three criteria: Impact, Creativity, and Technique.