
News from Lake Superior Magazine
Duluth, Minnesota, January 18, 1999 -
Lake Superior Magazine
Names Winners of
Annual Photo Contest
Winners
have been named in the fourth annual Lake Superior Magazine Photo
Contest. The honored competition garnered more than 100 entrants and almost
600 high quality images of Lake Superior area scenes. Winning photos are
published in the newest edition of Lake Superior Magazine, February/March
1999, the first of the year to commemorate the magazine’s 20th anniversary.
“This annual competition is a chance for our readers and visitors to show
off just how stunning the Lake Superior region is,” says Paul Hayden, editor
of the magazine. “It is truly amazing the talent that reveals itself from
these amateur photographers, which doesn’t make the judging any easier.
The 15 pictures selected as best in the contest make a stunning 7-page
photo feature in our February/March 1999 issue that truly captures the
essence and beauty of Lake Superior.”
The judging was done by the editorial and design staff of Lake Superior
Magazine. Hayden says, “There was extremely close competition, as is
evidenced by the increased number of honorable mentions awarded this year.
The diversity of the winning entries shows the many interests of people
who visit and record the lake in photographs.”
The Grand Prize winner is Glenn Tanaka of North York, Ontario, with
his photo of Sleeping Giant Provincial Park near Thunder Bay. He’ll receive
a Nikon Vestrap Photo Vest valued at $110 and an Original Duluth Pack Standard
Day Pack, valued at $47. Prizes are awarded by Lake
Superior Magazine and cosponsors Don Martens and Mike
Mennes of First Photo in
Duluth.
Gary Nelkie of East Tawas, Michigan, won First Place (color division)
for his “Golden Shore of Superior,” receiving an Op/Tech USA Pro Strap
camera strap valued at $20, Bogen 3006 ultra light Monopod valued at $35
and 2 rolls of Agfacolor film.
First Place, black-and-white division, went to Ron Lukey of Marquette,
Michigan, for “Splashing.” He wins a 100-sheet box of Ilford Multigrade®
IV RC DeLuxe 8x10 black-and-white photographic paper valued at $57.
Second prize winners Jim Scurlock, Poynette, Wisconsin (color division)
for “Isle Royale Moose” and Carol Marston, Mankato, Minnesota (black-and-white
division) for “Tug Boat and Moorings” both get their choice of Kodak Workshop
Series photography books. All of the top winners also receive complimentary
Lake
Superior Magazine mugs.
The cover of the new issue displays one of the Honorable Mention photos
“Group of Fox Kits” by Paul Manary from Thunder Bay, Ontario. He
joins nine other Honorable Mention award winners: Tim Erickson,
Rockford, Minnesota; Sharon Foley, Ironwood, Michigan; James
Hoffman, Maple Grove, Minnesota; Elizabeth Anderson, Duluth,
Minnesota; Erika Alin, St. Paul, Minnesota;
Brian Thomson,
Superior, Wisconsin; Ronald Polomski, Pinckney, Michigan; David
Dario, Hubbell, Michigan, and Dr. Linda Baker, Kingston, Ontario.
“We definitely want to thank all who participated in our contest,” Hayden
says. “The fifth annual photography contest will commence later this year,
so all of our readers will want to watch for details.”
The February/March 1999 issue of Lake Superior Magazine containing
the prize winning entries is now on sale at better magazine and book stores
across the country or from the publisher at 1-888-BIG LAKE (244-5253).
Images of the winners are available for viewing at the magazine’s website:
http://www.lakesuperior.com
View Winning Pictures
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