Ayers tells Roper he is not late
The Findlay Art League’s “Photo 28” Show is open and runs through March 27 in its gallery at 117 West Crawford Street, Findlay, Ohio. Master Photographic Craftsman Michael Ayers of Lima, judged the exhibit.
Awards for Best of Show, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aldrich Award to Marty Roper for "You’re Never Too Old"; First Place Award sponsored by Marathon Oil Co. / Marathon Petroleum Co. LLC, Jane Vanden Eynden "Rose"; Second Place Award sponsored by Uni-Grip, Inc., Robert Hills, "Autumn Heron"; Third Place, Anonymous Gift, Dorothyann Strange, "The Calling"; Judge’s Award, sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aldrich, Dorothyann Strange, "Spiritus"; Picture Perfect Merit Award, Spencer Cunningham "Liadu"; Best Color, Adeline Winterfeld Memorial Award, Jim Caffrey, "Trawler at Sunset – Yarmouth, NS"; Best B&W, Glenn and Rachel Crow Memorial Award, Bre Cameron, "Carnlough Harbour"; Best Picture of one or more persons, Anonymous Gift, Teresa Lambert, "Caring"; Best Picture of a Hancock County Person, Place or Event presented by the Hancock County Preservation Guild, Rochelle Manley, "Sweet Life"; Best Picture of a Hancock County Person, Place or Event presented by the Hancock County Preservation Guild, Dave Morrow, "Rock Cabin"; Honorable Mention, Anonymous Gift, Mat Marrash, "The Les Paul" ; Honorable Mention, Anonymous Gift, Jennifer Fogle, "Gitzo"; Honorable Mention, Anonymous Gift, Darryl Moody, "Abandoned"; Honorable Mention, Anonymous Gift, Pam Cordeau, "Winter Majesty."
The gallery hours for “Photo 28” are Tuesday through Saturday, 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.For more information, see www.findlayartleague.com.
About the judge
From a little studio in Lima, Ohio, Michael Ayers has developed a widespread reputation of artistry and success, including honors such as WPPI's International Photographer of the Year and a Leadership Award from the United Nations. Michael is the only United States resident to have completed Canada's Master of Photographic Arts degree. He has lectured on photography to more than 40,000 photographers across the country and in Canada, Mexico, and Europe.