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GLIN==> 2004 "Life on Lake Erie" Photo Contest Winners Announced
- Subject: GLIN==> 2004 "Life on Lake Erie" Photo Contest Winners Announced
- From: Jill Woodyard <jill_woodyard@ameritech.net>
- Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2004 14:32:18 -0400
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- Organization: Ohio Lake Erie Commission
NEWS RELEASE
September 21, 2004
LORAIN RESIDENT CAPTURES SPECIAL JUDGES' AWARD IN
ANNUAL "LIFE ON LAKE ERIE" AMATEUR PHOTO CONTEST
Additional first-place winners are from Blacklick, Ashtabula, Port Clinton,
Marblehead and Copley
Lorain resident Pat Villanucci captured the spirit of fishing fun on Ohio's
North Coast, as well as a special judges' award, in the annual "Life On
Lake Erie" amateur photo contest, coordinated by the Ohio Lake Erie
Commission (LEC).
Villanucci's candid shot of a trio of anglers gleefully trying to restrain
a slippery fish placed first in the contest's "Fun on Ohio's North Coast"
category and also captured a special place in the judges' hearts for its
unabashed humor and whimsy. The judges' award is occasionally given to
first-place category winners that warrant special commendation.
Additional photo contest winners are from Blacklick, Clyde, Medina,
Ashtabula, Painesville, Port Clinton, Fremont, Marblehead, Conneaut, Copley
and Toledo.
The photo contest aimed at capturing the day-to-day lives of people, plants
and animals that live and thrive in the Lake Erie watershed. First-place
and honorable mention photographs are currently featured in a traveling
display that will be exhibited along Ohio's North Coast in coming months.
Winners in the six categories are as follows:
Fun On Ohio's North Coast - Capturing enthusiasm for swimming, boating,
fishing, picnicking and playing on Lake Erie. First place: Pat Villanucci's
"The Big Catch." Honorable mention: Bonnie Curless of Clyde with "Shell
Searchin'."
Traveling Ohio's Shoreline - Developing images of recreational watercraft,
ships, trains, planes and various motor vehicles as ways of getting around
the shoreline. First place: John Rees of Blacklick with "Put-In-Bay Harbor
At Night." Honorable mention: Cindy Janos of Medina with "Crazy About
Kayaking."
Lake Erie Lighthouses - Capturing views of Lake Erie's historic beacons
from a variety of angles. First place: Dee Riley of Ashtabula with an
aerial view of "Ashtabula Lighthouse." Paul Mietty of Painesville received
an honorable mention for a view of "Fairport Harbor Lighthouse."
Plants & Wildlife - Showing Lake Erie's "wild" side whether it be birds,
reptiles, aquatic plants or meadows. First place: Michael Lake of Port
Clinton with a peek-a-boo shot of a frog entitled "Amphibious." Honorable
mention went to Andrea Aldrich of Fremont with "Magee Marsh Gulls I."
Seasons of Lake Erie - Capturing all the seasons of the lake's coastline,
whether it be lined with flowers, snow or fallen leaves. First place went
to Doreen Kirk of Marblehead with "Fall at Kelleys Island." Rich McBride of
Conneaut took honorable mention with "Lake Erie Ice."
Shoreline Landscapes - Imaginative shots of the 262 miles of Ohio's Lake
Erie shoreline. First place went to Margie Ritter of Copley for "Weathered
Fallen Tree" on a beach. Pat Healey of Toledo earned honorable mention with
"Evening's Glory."
The Ohio Lake Erie Commission is made up of the directors of the Ohio
Environmental Protection Agency and the departments of natural resources,
transportation, development, health and agriculture. The commission was
established for the purpose of protecting Lake Erie and its watershed as
Ohio's premiere natural resource and promoting responsible development in
the region.
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EDITORS NOTE: Digital images of the winning photographs from the
2004 "Life on Lake Erie" photo contest are available at
www.epa.state.oh.us/oleo .
For Further Information Contact:
Edwin J. Hammett, Ohio Lake Erie Commission
(419) 245-2514
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