pvstoy
Senior Member
Hey WTW People,
The results are out for Natures Best Windland Smith Rice Awards. Here is a link to their web page
http://www.naturesbestphotography.com/spark/wsr.php
Oh yea you can click on a image and scroll through the section.
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Well my gal, Carol received 1 image Highly Honored, Osprey dropping a needle fish in birds category.
In Africa Wildlife I received 2 Highly Honored images. Baby elephants twisted trunks and Warthog chase. The Warthog chase will be printed and on display with the other 60 images at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington DC!
We are very thrilled to have our images been selected.
Attached PDF is a list of people receiving honors, but use the link above to be able to see the images.
Cheers,
Patrick
The results are out for Natures Best Windland Smith Rice Awards. Here is a link to their web page
http://www.naturesbestphotography.com/spark/wsr.php
Oh yea you can click on a image and scroll through the section.
Dear Photographers,
We are proud to announce the Category Winners and Highly Honored finalists in the 2018 Windland Smith Rice International Awards!
Out of more than 26,000 images from photographers in 59 countries, approximately 1,000 photos made it into the semi-final round of judging. The collection of 123 winning photographs are published in the 2018 Fall/Winter Special Awards Edition of Nature’s Best Photography magazine on press now, and 60 were selected for the Smithsonian Exhibition opening on October 29, 2018.
See the 2018 Windland Awards finalists: naturesbestphotography.com/winners
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Well my gal, Carol received 1 image Highly Honored, Osprey dropping a needle fish in birds category.
In Africa Wildlife I received 2 Highly Honored images. Baby elephants twisted trunks and Warthog chase. The Warthog chase will be printed and on display with the other 60 images at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington DC!
We are very thrilled to have our images been selected.
Attached PDF is a list of people receiving honors, but use the link above to be able to see the images.
Cheers,
Patrick