Introducing ACP's Greenhouse, Fri., Feb. 26th, at Emory!  

ACP PROGRAMS - My Atlanta This push-pin show in Piedmont Park celebrates the democratic nature of photography. Open to everyone, participants include amateur and professional photographers of all ages. Prizes are awarded in a variety of categories, including Viewer's Choice. This exhibition will take place on Saturdays in October at the Piedmont Park Community Center in conjunction with the Green Market.


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© Bronson Shonk

03OCT2009

ACP 11 - MY ATLANTA
PIEDMONT PARK COMMUNITY CENTER

Hang Your Work: 10/03/2009, 9am - 1pm

Exhibition: 10/10/2009, 9am - 1pm

Exhibition
& Photo Book Fair:
10/17/2009, 9am - 1pm

Exhibition: 10/24/2009, 9am - 1pm

One of ACP’s longest running programs, My Atlanta celebrates the democratic nature of photography. This is an opportunity for photographers of all ages and with all levels of experience to exhibit their work and to compete for prizes. You are invited to hang your best photo (the best you’ve ever taken or the best you’ve taken this week)!

The general public, Elementary Schools, Middle Schools, High Schools and Senior Centers are encouraged to participate. Prizes are awarded in nine different categories.

Sponsored by the Piedmont Park Conservancy, Showcase Photographics, The showcase School, the Atlanta Convention and Visitor's Bureau, and the City of Altanta Department of Parks and Recreation.

This year's Judge is Jerry Cullum, Independent Critic, and Editor at Large, Art Papers.

Best School went to Parkview High School


In the 12 and under category:
1st place went to Sam Roberts from Woodward Academy Middle School
2nd place went to Tiffani Bennett from Baker Elementary School
3rd place went to Madison Kemp from Baker Elementary School


In the 13-18 year old category:
1st place went to Megan Varner from Woodward Academy
2nd place went to Katie Tabachnick from Woodward Academy Middle School
3rd place went to Josh Cohen from Woodward Academy Middle School

1st Place - Adults: William Hogan
2nd Place - Adults: Meagan Manning
3rd Place - Adults: Tameka Pero

1st Place - Seniors: Luis Pita
2nd Place - Seniors: Eugene McFarlin
3rd Place - Seniors: Albert Garigan


Best use of Color went to Andrew Whited from the Wesleyan School
Best use of B&W went to Regina White from Grady High School
Viewer’s choice award went to Arielle Nadel from St. Francis High School
Critic’s Choice went to Hanna Elliott from Woodward Academy



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For more information about My Atlanta, please see its listing in the ACP 11 Festival Guide. For more information about the My Atlanta Photo Book Fair, see its listing in the Festival Guide, and sign-up to participate!

PAST EVENTS
ACP 10 My Atlanta - Adult 3rd Place

© Louis Favorite

04OCT2008

ACP 10 - MY ATLANTA
PIEDMONT PARK COMMUNITY CENTER

Hang Your Work: 10/04/2008, 9am - 1pm

Exhibition: 10/11/2008, 9am - 1pm

Exhibition: 10/18/2008, 9am - 1pm

Exhibition: 10/25/2008, 9am - 1pm

[Winners of ACP 10 - My Atlanta]

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