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Westchester Photographers Honored with Awards
The Color Camera Club of Westchester handed out its end-of-season awards in Briarcliff Manor.
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The Color Camera Club of Westchester met in Briarcliff on Sunday to dine and issue awards at their final meeting for the season. The club, formed in 1951, had a wonderful dinner at and brought in special judges to choose the images that will be dubbed the "Best of the Year." The judges, Jim Duggan and Steve Morton of White Plains and Elenore Steckler-Orel of Croton-on-Hudson, reviewed all the images of members that have been awarded ribbons during the past year. From these images were chosen the best of the best and were given the title of Best Images of the Year. All in all, 18 awards were won by club members who produced outstanding images, based on originality, composition, color and technical correctness. The first, second and third place winners were:
John Kramer, Pleasantville
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Helen Spinali, Valhalla
Ashok Soni, Hawthorne
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Jessica Stelling, White Plains
Tom O'Connell, Larchmont
Joe Cardella, Pleasant Valley
Linda Austrian, Harrison
Robert Piro, Scarsdale
Sherm Shiao, Yorktown Heights
Peter Nagy, White Plains
Jennifer Dooley, Port Chester
Don Klein, White Plains
Chuck Morrissey, Croton-on-Hudson
The members also thanked their outgoing president Eileen Whitney of Putnam Valley for her wonderful leadership over the past three years as they welcomed their new president Bernice Solomon of Ossining. The Color Camera Club is open to all photographers who wish to improve their camera skills, inspire their creative visions or to expand their love of photographic imaging.
The club meets in Valhalla most Mondays from September through May and visitors are always welcome. Visit its website for additional information.
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