With so many of us wondering if winter will ever end, Saxon Holt, our judge for this month and a GGW Regular Contributor, has offered up a subject that will inspire many to retrieve photos taken over the past years. Or, if you’re lucky enough to live in a climate where early spring blooms are the norm, get out those [...]
Picture This Photo Contest
Reminder For February’s Picture This Photo Contest
February 18, 2010 – Posted in: Garden Photography
Although we’ve received some excellent entries for February’s contest, we’re hoping that all of you who are curled up reading a good book, perusing gardening catalogues or outside shoveling snow, will take some time to enter. You only have a few days until the deadline Roger Foley, a renowned garden and landscape architecture photographer is [...]
Picture This Photo Contest: February 2010
February 1, 2010 – Posted in: Garden Photography
February’s Picture This is sure to be another winner. We are delighted to have Roger Foley, a renowned garden and landscape architecture photographer, as the judge for this month’s contest. His awards, publications, photo gallery and books are too numerous to mention individually. It’s worth the time to go on his site, Foley Foto to learn more [...]
Picture This Photo Contest: January 2010
January 1, 2010 – Posted in: Garden Photography
A new year, let alone a new decade, is officially here! With the debut of 2010, Picture This Photo Contest has officially returned and is raring to go! Your comments helped us in making the decision to continue with the contest after a month hiatus. You made it clear that having your entries judged by professional photographers is of the [...]
Picture This Photo Contest Winners – November 2009
November 29, 2009 – Posted in: Garden Photography
With 82 entries, our judge, Josh McCullough of PhytoPhoto, had a bear of a job to go through each photo at least once before narrowing it down to the semi-finalists and then the finalists. Without further ado, here are Josh’s comments and picks: “First, I just have to give a big thanks. As I linger over this [...]