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Winners of the Fifth Annual Teen Photo Contest announced

Written by: August 31 2011
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SEBASTIAN — This year local teens entered 58 photographs in the North Indian River County Library’s fifth annual “Teen Photography Contest.”

Local art enthusiast and photographer, Hank Buchanan, judged the contest and was pleased to see how the contest had grown since the last time he judged it three years ago. Having so many wonderful entries made the judging even more difficult.

Molly Fitzpatrick was awarded first place in the “People” category with Ashley Fuller taking runner-up. Kristen Redner was awarded first place in the “Landscape” category with Alex Smith taking runner-up. Lauren Kenney was awarded first place in the “Animal” category with Vanessa Torres taking runner-up.

Thanks to all of the teens who entered the contest and who continue to make the yearly photography contest so popular with not only the teens but the entire community.

All of the photographs will be on display through Sept. 17, so drop by the Library and enjoy the display of all the photographs from our local talented teens.

The North Indian River County Library is located at 1001 Sebastian Boulevard, three miles west of U.S. 1 in Sebastian.

For more information call (772) 589-1355 or visit the Library website at sebastianlibrary.com.

 

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