And to think that we were worried about not having enough entries! On the contrary, we had so many terrific entries that choosing just three as the winners was incredibly difficult. After extensive deliberations, the judges chose Kathy Bossong’s, Summer on Bonner, as the overall winner, with Jennifer Cunningham’s,14 Johnson Street, taking second place and Amy and Joby Miller’s,112 Alberta Street, finishing in third.
Thank you again to our prize sponsors, Custom Frame Services and Morgan Howard, and to everyone who entered the contest. We’re hoping to do it again next year, so start thinking about photo ops now!
First Place – Kathy Bossong
Second Place – Jennifer Cunningham
Third Place – Joby Miller
Honorable Mention – House/Streetscape
Amy Miller
Joby Miller
Amy Miller
Honorable Mention – Horticultural
Andi Trzeciak
Betsy Wilson
Joby Miller
Tony Bunch
Honorable Mention – Architectural
Tony Bunch
Amy Miller
HSPI would like to thank David Crowell of Custom Frame Services and Morgan Howard for their donated services to the neighborhood.
Custom Frame Services One of the sponsors of the South Park photo contest is Custom Frame Services, located at the intersection of Wayne Avenue and Johnson Street. Custom Frame Services has been proudly serving the private and commercial framing needs of our community since 1993.
They offer a complete in-house facility for innovative framing solutions, from the simple to the complex, to present and protect the memories, art and artifacts that are important to you. The proprietor, David Crowell, is a member of The Society of Guilders and is certified with the Professional Picture Framer’s Association. He and his staff of qualified and talented artisans are prepared to meet your framing needs. Some of the additional services that are offered include archival techniques, object framing and shadowboxes, gold leaf, and ornamental antique frame restoration.
To show its dedication to our community, Custom Frame Services provides a 10% discount to all historic neighborhood residents. An additional 10% discount is given to any original work created by your own two hands, including painting, photography, needlework, and even children’s artwork.
David believes in encouraging the creative spirit and wants us to always remember that presentation is essential to art.
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