June, 2020 Classes:
1. “A Garden is a delight to the eye and a solace for the soul” – Sadi. – A photo of a garden scene, either panoramic or highlighting a special feature, tree, plant or flower.
Class 1a: Landscape Design – Garden Scenes
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- 1st – Noel Kondub – Water garden
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- 2nd – Susan Emmetsberger – Landscape
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- 3rd – Anne Cheng – Clover
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- HM – Georgia Nostrand – Backyard
Class 1b: Tree or shrub
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- 1st – Diana Hughes – Kousa Dogwood
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- 2nd – Patty Watkins – Rhododendron
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- 3rd – Ruth Chiles – Japanese Maple
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- HM – Cindy Lannon – Hanging white flowers
Class 1c: Specific Garden Feature
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- 1st – Maureen Carson – Meditation Bench
Class 1d:
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- 1st – Diane Deegan – Peonies
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- 2nd – Janet McCabe – Tulips
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- 3rd – Barbara Deysson – Peonies
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- HM – Krystyna Vaughn – Flowers and Bee
Class 2: “Flowers are like friends. They bring color to your world”. – Unknown. – An artistic portrait of a single flower.
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- 1st – Barbara Deysson – Coral Charm
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- 2nd – Susan Emetsberger – Pink Peony
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- 3rd – Noel Kondub – Purple, White Iris
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- HM – Maureen Carson – Hosta
Class 3: “Life by definition is never still” – Kurt Vonnegut. – A Still Life with static, inanimate elements telling a story.
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- 1st – Susan Emetsberger – Scissors
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- 2nd – Diane Deegan – Statue
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- 3rd – Ruth Chiles – Frog
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- HM – Barbara Deysson – Tree Peonies
Class 4: “There are always flowers for those who want to see them” – Henri Matisse. – A flower from another point of view – macro, manipulated, deconstructed or abstracted images.
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- 1st – Janet McCabe – Purple Candles
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- 2nd – Susan Emetsberger – Iris
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- 3rd – Diane Deegan – Red and White Peony
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- HM – Maureen Carson – Allium
Class 5: “Flowers don’t tell, they show” – Stephanie Skeem. – A horticultural exemplar – an image judged for its showmanship. In other words, something you would enter in a show.
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- 1st – Nolini Barretto – Apricot Rose
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- 2nd – Diane Deegan – White Peony
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- 3rd – Susan Emetsberger – White Iris
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- HM – Krystyna Vaughn – Pink Peony