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2019 Exhibition of Photography Tier -1 Not-Accepted Images by Last Name 2019 Exhibition of Photography Tier -1 Not-Accepted Images by Last Name WEN Last Name First Name Division Class and Class Description Title Not-Accepted 3C7D6D Abernathy Mike 1204 Cell Phone 014 - Cell Phone - Color or B & W Valencia, Spain #1 Not Accepted 7DC4E9 Abernathy Mike 1204 Cell Phone 014 - Cell Phone - Color or B & W Valencia, Spain #2 Not Accepted 9240AD Abernathy Mike 1204 Cell Phone 014 - Cell Phone - Color or B & W Cascais, Portugal #1 Not Accepted D696C1 Abernathy Mike 1204 Cell Phone 014 - Cell Phone - Color or B & W Sintra, Portugal Not Accepted A4E1C9 Abeyta Andrea 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 025 - Our Best Friend Khloe Not Accepted 6AA3CB Abulafia Lewis 1205 Black & White 015 - Scenic - landscapes, waterscapes Icelandic Coast Not Accepted 98A368 Abulafia Lewis 1201 Color Scenic - Landscape 003 - Fall Alaskan Sunrise Not Accepted B97922 Abulafia Lewis 1201 Color Scenic - Landscape 004 - Winter Iceberg #1 Not Accepted CBB63C Abulafia Lewis 1203 Color Nature 012 - Wild Animals - Birds Puffins #1 Not Accepted EED1B1 Abulafia Lewis 1201 Color Scenic - Landscape 004 - Winter Icelandic Icebergs Not Accepted 5025B0 Acevedo Carmen 1204 Cell Phone 014 - Cell Phone - Color or B & W Shapes Within Not Accepted 28540D Adams Donald 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 026 - Family Moments Still have to concentrate Not Accepted 444E47 Adams Donald 1209 Digital Art 032 - Digital Photographic Art Mythical Place Not Accepted 89F02E Adams Donald 1201 Color Scenic - Landscape 003 - Fall Enjoying the simple things Not Accepted 90118B Adams Donald 1204 Cell Phone 014 - Cell Phone - Color or B & W Winter is coming Not Accepted A2A078 Adams Donald 1203 Color Nature 013 - Animals -Insects, Reptiles, Amphibians, & Aquarium Sea Life Anza Berrego Springtime Not Accepted A97CBD Adams Donald 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 027 - Night Why I live here Not Accepted CB941E Adams Donald 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 026 - Family Moments Death Valley Photo Bomb Not Accepted AF485A Ades William 1202 Color 007 - People, formal - studio and environmental portraits Tito Not Accepted E3B862 Ades William 1209 Digital Art 032 - Digital Photographic Art Balboa Park Not Accepted 193094 Adsit Mary 1203 Color Nature 012 - Wild Animals - Birds One Angry Flamingo Not Accepted 8D67E7 Agarma Osbert 1204 Cell Phone 014 - Cell Phone - Color or B & W Sea World skylight Not Accepted 2466BF Agsten Carl 1202 Color 007 - People, formal - studio and environmental portraits Ella as Jane Goodall Not Accepted 39F126 Agsten Carl 1205 Black & White 018 - People - formal or informal The Thinker Not Accepted E0B406 Agsten Carl 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 030 - All Things Mechanical Another Quart of Oil Not Accepted E2E3B4 Agsten Carl 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 020 - Close Up, Macro and Micro June Bug Not Accepted 0A7EF2 Ainsworth Gretchen 1206 Color or Black & White 019 - Documentary Natures Dryer Not Accepted 20A61A Ainsworth Gretchen 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 021 - Sports Roller Fun Not Accepted 55762C Ainsworth Gretchen 1203 Color Nature 011 - Wild Animals - Mammals Mustang Rodeo Not Accepted 8E83C2 Ainsworth Gretchen 1206 Color or Black & White 019 - Documentary End of the line Not Accepted 91B5CE Ainsworth Gretchen 1205 Black & White 017 - Architecture or Cityscapes Rainy Resting Place Not Accepted 9DFEF0 Ainsworth Gretchen 1210 Large Prints 034 - Large Prints - Color or black & white images Tubes Not Accepted F5993C Ainsworth Gretchen 1206 Color or Black & White 019 - Documentary Unmade Bed Not Accepted F67FED Ainsworth Gretchen 1205 Black & White 015 - Scenic - landscapes, waterscapes Ripple in the Dunes Not Accepted 449538 Allen Terry 1205 Black & White 015 - Scenic - landscapes, waterscapes Cinder Cone Not Accepted 13A428 Altevers Barbara 1205 Black & White 017 - Architecture or Cityscapes Old School Room Design Not Accepted 80F7C9 Altevers Barbara 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 022 - Still Life Sit A Spell Not Accepted B3C933 Altevers Barbara 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 022 - Still Life Cool Jazz Not Accepted C1C5F7 Altevers Barbara 1210 Large Prints 034 - Large Prints - Color or black & white images Blue Lake Not Accepted E8F43A Altevers Barbara 1205 Black & White 015 - Scenic - landscapes, waterscapes Sun & Moon In The Morning Not Accepted 379682 Alwan Kelly 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 020 - Close Up, Macro and Micro Peeking Through Not Accepted 60BBE6 Alwan Kelly 1209 Digital Art 032 - Digital Photographic Art Reluctant Empty-Nesters Not Accepted 22945B Ambrogio Kristy L. 1202 Color 007 - People, formal - studio and environmental portraits Idaho Wind Not Accepted 2E4B1E Ambrogio Kristy L. 1202 Color 007 - People, formal - studio and environmental portraits Morro Bay Not Accepted 675C61 Ambrogio Kristy L. 1202 Color 007 - People, formal - studio and environmental portraits Idaho Not Accepted 6DD67F Ambrogio Kristy L. 1202 Color 007 - People, formal - studio and environmental portraits GOLDEN Not Accepted F27D6C Ambrogio Kristy L. 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 025 - Our Best Friend Indi Not Accepted 5C39B8 Anderson Janie 1210 Large Prints 034 - Large Prints - Color or black & white images Perfect Day at Torrey Pines Not Accepted 2019 Exhibition of Photography Tier -1 Not-Accepted Images by Last Name WEN Last Name First Name Division Class and Class Description Title Not-Accepted 9BAFB1 Anderson Janie 1203 Color Nature 012 - Wild Animals - Birds Cleared for Takeoff Not Accepted CC599A Anderson Mary 1202 Color 008 - People, informal - candid images Watching the Dogs...or Not Not Accepted D460C8 Anderson Janie 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 029 - At The Fair So Many Choices! Not Accepted DF2689 Anderson Janie 1206 Color or Black & White 019 - Documentary Back to Work, Boys! Not Accepted E3ED9B Anderson Janie 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 020 - Close Up, Macro and Micro Scarlet Explosion Not Accepted 1D97FE Andrews Patty 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 029 - At The Fair Rushing by Not Accepted 6E1471 Andrews Patty 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 021 - Sports Stretch Not Accepted 8A2FBB Andrews Patty 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 029 - At The Fair See you at the fair Not Accepted B2F21A Andrews Patty 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 021 - Sports Good game Not Accepted FAC5CA Andrews Patty 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 029 - At The Fair Color Frenzy Not Accepted 52591D Ansay Linda 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 030 - All Things Mechanical Heading Into the City Not Accepted C1A9CF Ansay Linda 1202 Color 008 - People, informal - candid images Are We There Yet? Not Accepted 4DA1CC Applegate Tom 1202 Color 008 - People, informal - candid images Face Painter Not Accepted 520507 Applegate Tom 1210 Large Prints 034 - Large Prints - Color or black & white images Great Egret Not Accepted 582C98 Applegate Tom 1201 Color Scenic - Landscape 001 - Spring Lake Jennings Not Accepted 5AAC16 Applegate Tom 1205 Black & White 016 - Nature - plants, insects & wild animals Great Egret Not Accepted 7F375B Applegate Tom 1205 Black & White 017 - Architecture or Cityscapes Coronado Bridge Not Accepted AC2769 Applegate Tom 1203 Color Nature 013 - Animals -Insects, Reptiles, Amphibians, & Aquarium Sea Life Octopus Not Accepted C1C61F Apuy Julius 1203 Color Nature 011 - Wild Animals - Mammals To Nurture and Protect Not Accepted 7DAD0A Aragon Marina 1203 Color Nature 010 - All other Plants and Trees Light Spring Not Accepted C25EF5 Araiza Lourdes 1206 Color or Black & White 019 - Documentary Remnants Not Accepted 720659 Argerake Mark 1209 Digital Art 032 - Digital Photographic Art La Jolla Lookout Not Accepted 72505D Argerake Mark 1201 Color Scenic - Landscape 001 - Spring Trailhead Not Accepted DF28C4 Argerake Mark 1201 Color Scenic - Landscape 004 - Winter No Trains Not Accepted A4CA8B Arman Jeanmarie 1201 Color Scenic - Landscape 001 - Spring Stand Out Not Accepted F3B079 Arman Jeanmarie 1203 Color Nature 013 - Animals -Insects, Reptiles, Amphibians, & Aquarium Sea Life Bee-utiful Not Accepted 1771AF Armstrong Lara 1202 Color 006 - Architecture or Cityscapes Twilight in Sevilla Not Accepted 9BCCDC Armstrong Lara 1202 Color 006 - Architecture or Cityscapes Plaza de Espana Not Accepted A9ABEC Armstrong Lara 1206 Color or Black & White 019 - Documentary Colorful streets of Trafalgar Not Accepted B8286F Armstrong Lara 1204 Cell Phone 014 - Cell Phone - Color or B & W Paddling through Seville Not Accepted CB6957 Armstrong Lara 1202 Color 006 - Architecture or Cityscapes Opulence of the Palace Not Accepted D4687C Armstrong Lara 1202 Color 006 - Architecture or Cityscapes Afternoon light in Alcazar Not Accepted DA99DD Armstrong Lara 1206 Color or Black & White 019 - Documentary First Salute Not Accepted ED5C96 Armstrong Lara 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 025 - Our Best Friend Palacio guard Not Accepted 040B0E Arnn Arteno Linda 1210 Large Prints 034 - Large Prints - Color or black & white images Crystal Blue Persuasion Not Accepted 4965B8 Arnn Arteno Linda 1201 Color Scenic - Landscape 004 - Winter Stormey Weather Not Accepted A8543E Arthur Nan 1203 Color Nature 012 - Wild Animals - Birds Finch in Flight Not Accepted 2326B3 Arvelo Eladio 1201 Color Scenic - Landscape 004 - Winter Frozen Passage Not Accepted 6E0021 Arvelo Eladio 1201 Color Scenic - Landscape 003 - Fall Riverbend Not Accepted A01435 Arvelo Eladio 1207 Color, Black & White or Digital Art 026 - Family Moments Newborn
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