Camera Club announces competition top finishers

Weirton, WVLocal News

The Upper Ohio Valley Camera Club recently hosted its annual photography competition on September 17 at Two Ridges Presbyterian Church in Wintersville, attracting significant participation from local photographers. With over 260 entries submitted across 16 categories, the event showcased a wide range of artistic talents within the community. Esteemed judges, including professional photographers Cindy Baxter, Larry Tackett, and Garen DiBartolomeo, evaluated the submissions, ensuring a high standard of assessment. In the abstract category, Sharon Slokan emerged as the first-place winner, highlighting individual excellence among the participants. This competition not only emphasizes the importance of photography as an art form but also strengthens community ties by encouraging local artists to share their work.

The Upper Ohio Valley Camera Club plays a vital role in fostering creativity and providing a supportive environment for photographers of all levels. The event serves as a reminder of the rich cultural landscape present in Wintersville and the surrounding areas. Through initiatives like this, the club continues to elevate the profile of local artistry and engage the community in meaningful ways.

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