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Muskingum SWCD 2007 Photography
Contest
This year the Muskingum Soil
and Water Conservation District held their very first amateur photography
contest. The event was a great success with 125 entries. Each
category was judged by a panel of judges chosen by the District and narrowed
down to the top three photos. The top three photos were voted on by the
public at the Annual Meeting and Banquet on November 3rd, 2007. Below are
the finalist and winners from each category and division.
ADULT DIVISION
Animal/Wildlife Category
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"Daybreak Scene at the Pond" by Patty McNutt |
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WINNING PHOTO |
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"Injured Hawk" by Paula Fisher |
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"Mr. Tiny" by Paula Fisher |
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Muskingum County Landscapes Category
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"Sunset on Goldenrod" by Julie Keirle |
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"Soybean Field" by Vicki Vance |
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"Rake at Sunrise" by Paula Fisher |
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People/Individuals Category
(Working with or enjoying the benefits of our
natural resources.)
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"Fishing in a tunnel" by Stacie Rutherford |
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WINNING PHOTO |
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"Examining a Frog" by Bernice Mozena |
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"Husband Planting Soybeans" by Paula Fisher |
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Youth Division
Animal/Wildlife Category
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"Toad Sitting on a Tulip" by Alex Sherman |
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"Raccoons without their Mother" by Billy Kirsch |
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"Donkeys" by Peter Bulford |
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Muskingum County Landscapes Category
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"Spider Web on Bean Poles" by Henry McConaha |
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"Field with Great Contrast" by Billy Kirsh |
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"Hay Bales" by Peter Bulford |
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People/Individuals Category
(Working with or enjoying the benefits of our
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"Alice in Wonderland" by Billy Kirsh |
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WINNING PHOTO |
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"Dad and Brother with the Rhinos" by Adam Green |
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"Cutting Hay" by Montana Davis |
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