2016 Lambton Wildlife Inc. Photo Contest Results

2016 Lambton Wildlife Inc. Photo Contest Results

After months of keeping it a secret, we’re finally ready to announce the winners of our 2016 Photo Contest.

In total, over 200 photos were entered entailing a diversity of plants, animals, mushrooms, scenes, and landscapes that truly highlighted Lambton County. It was a difficult judging process with many excellent entries. The panel of judges were from the Sarnia Photographic Club, the Petrolia Camera Club and Lambton Wildlife. Judging was aided by several other members of the Sarnia Photographic Club who made the process much more efficient with the use of a scoring machine and volunteering their time and effort.

One of the goals of the contest was to encourage the citizens of Lambton County to enjoy the outdoors and share their experiences through the medium of photography. By sharing these experiences we bring awareness to our area’s unique natural heritage. After going through all the photos, we felt like we succeeded!

The most rewarding part of the contest was that it was all captured by YOU! YOU explored the natural areas.  YOU braved and/or basked in the elements. YOU took the time to capture special moments that can be shared. We THANK YOU for that.

The winners were announced and awarded their prizes at the “Members Photofest” event on January 30th.  At the event, they had the opportunity to share any comments or stories behind their photo and answer any questions. It served as the perfect celebratory cap to Lambton Wildlife’s 50th Anniversary.

Keep on exploring and taking wonderful pictures!

The winners for each category are:

Youth Excellence

1st Place - Alexi Czyczurko with “Sunset Seagull”
Youth Excellence – 1st Place – Alexi Czyczurko with “Sunset Seagull”

Youth Excellence - 3rd Place - Lexi McCormick with “Turtles”
Youth Excellence – 3rd Place – Lexi McCormick with “Turtles”
Honourable Mention - Vidal Hart with “Take Off”
Youth Excellence – Honourable Mention – Vidal Hart with “Take Off”

Flora

Flora - 1st Place - Charlene Graham with “Trilliums”
Flora – 1st Place – Charlene Graham with “Trilliums”
Flora - 2nd Place - Sharon Nethercott with “Butterfly Meadows, Warwick Conservation Area”
Flora – 2nd Place – Sharon Nethercott with “Butterfly Meadows, Warwick Conservation Area”
3rd - Stephen Hunt with “One in a Million”
Flora – 3rd Place – Stephen Hunt with “One in a Million”
Honourable Mention - Alexis with “Milkweed”
Flora – Honourable Mention – Alexis B with “Milkweed”

 

Fauna

1st Place - Frank Rodin with “Scratchin’ an Itch”
Fauna – 1st Place – Frank Rodin with “Scratchin’ an Itch”
Fauna - 2nd Place - Peter DeBurger with “Meeting of the Minds”
Fauna – 2nd Place – Peter DeBurger with “Meeting of the Minds”
3rd Place - Janette Baillie with “Doe a Deer”
Fauna – 3rd Place – Janette Baillie with “Doe a Deer”
Honourable Mention - Shuff with “Indigo Bunting”
Fauna – Honourable Mention – Sid Huff with “Indigo Bunting”
Honourable Mention - Lorraine Morill with “Red-breasted Merganser in Mating Ritual”
Fauna – Honourable Mention – Lorraine Morrill with “Red-breasted Merganser in Mating Ritual”

Landscape

1st Place - Daniel Belly with “Blue Point Sunset”
Landscapes/scenery – 1st Place – Daniel Bellyk with “Blue Point Sunset”
George Roesma with “Bluewater Bridge”
Landscapes/scenery – 2nd Place – George Roesma with “Bluewater Bridge”
3rd Place – Deryl Nerthercott with “Winter on the St. Clair”
Honourable Mention - Darren Metcalfe with “Sunset”
Landscapes/scenery – Honourable Mention – Darren Metcalfe with “Sunset”
Honourable Mention - Lauren Broeders with “Lambton Shores”
Landscapes/scenery – Honourable Mention – Lauren Broeders with “Lambton Shores”
Honourable Mention - Denise Dykema with “Country Roads”
Landscapes/scenery – Honourable Mention – Denise Dykema with “Country Roads”

 

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