January Monthly Print Competition Winners

As always the award winning professional photographers in PPETN submitted some amazing photos.  There were numerous submissions and the winners this month were…….

Tied for 1st Place:

1st Place Winner –  Professional Photographer Colby McLemore

 

1st Place Winner – Professional Photographer Carla Hoskins

 

2nd Place Winner – Professional Photographer Emily Cardwell

 

Tied for 3rd place:

3rd Place – Professional Photographer Michael Broyles

 

3rd Place - Professional Photographer Michael Broyles

 

3rd Place Winner - Professional Photographer Carla Hoskins

Join us for next month’s monthly print competition and hopefully you’ll see you images here next time!

It’s Membership Renewal Time!

Come Join Us for 2012!

We had alot of great meetings with fabulous speakers, photo safaris that helped build portfolios, and the camaraderie has been wonderful.

2011 is going to be hard to beat but we’ve got even bigger and better ideas for the upcoming year, and we hope to see you at the next meeting.  

Click here to join the fun and expand your business.

If you have any questions about membership or payment, feel free to contact reply to this e-mail or contact the treasurer, Colby McLemore, at 865-924-1455.

2011-2012 Professional Photographers of East Tennessee’s Photographer of the Year

Knoxville portrait photographer Colby McLemore was awarded Photographer of the Year of the second time for 2011-201 on his birthday, Wednesday Dec. 7th at the PPETN’s Christmas & Awards Banquet. Earlier this fall, he was recognized by Tennessee’s Professional Photographers Association’s Photographer of the Year (as well as many other awards) for having the highest combined scores from a panel of 5 professional master photographers. This time Professional Photographers of East Tennessee awarded him the honor for having the highest cumulative number of votes throughout the year form his professional peers. He placed in every monthly, except one, and in one month he received all the awards – 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. He says “Every dog has it’s day; apparently this dog has had more than one. I’m overwhelmingly blessed.”