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Projected Image Division 2019 PSA INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHY PROJECTED IMAGE DIVISION COLOR OPEN AND MONOCHROME OPEN Nancy Speaker, QPSA Chair, PSA Projected Image Division Presented at the 2019 PSA International Conference Spokane, Washington 2018 PSA INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION PROJECTED IMAGE DIVISION COLOR OPEN AND MONOCHROME OPEN Chairman Judges – Color & Monochrome Sections Howard Zatulove Ella Schreiber, APSA, QPSA - Sun City West, AZ Sun City, AZ 85351 James D. Smith, MPSA - Surprise, AZ Lynn Thompson, FPSA, MPSA – Sun Lakes, AZ Judging Host Club Camera Guild of Sun City-Sun City, AZ President – John Wood Supporting Team Cheri Kennedy Michael Kennedy John Wood All images published in this catalog are copyright the makers, with all rights reserved. Unauthorized use is prohibited. Disclaimer Neither PSA nor the exhibition sponsors assume any responsibility for misuse of copyright by anyone. 2019 PSA INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION PROJECTED IMAGE DIVISION COLOR OPEN MEDALS LIVINUS BLEYEN EFIAP/D2, MPSA JANET BALLARD PPSA COVERED WITH SNOW ALWAYS LIT PSA GOLD BEST OF SHOW PSA SILVER STEVEN BLANDIN THINH NGUYEN WHITE ON WHITE FISHING GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE PSA SILVER PSA SILVER DON SPECHT LIVINUS BLEYEN EFIAP/D2, MPSA GREEN HERON WITH MINNOW HUSKY MUSHING PSA SILVER PSA BRONZE 2019 PSA INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION PROJECTED IMAGE DIVISION COLOR OPEN MEDALS LIVINUS BLEYEN EFIAP/D2, MPSA CYRIL BOYD PPSA, LRPS HVITSERKUR AURORA HAIR OF THE DOG PSA BRONZE PSA BRONZE NAN CARDER APSA, MPSA2, AFIAP SIEW THONG CHU BPSA, PPSA, ARPS YOSEMITE TUNNEL VIEW 5953 CAT AND ITS FOOD PSA BRONZE PSA BRONZE XIAOYING SHI EPSA, EFIAP DON SPECHT SET IT UP PRAIRIE DOG PSA BRONZE PSA BRONZE 2019 PSA INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION PROJECTED IMAGE DIVISION COLOR OPEN MEDALS DONG TONG MALCOLM JENKIN GMPSA/S, EFIAP/D2, BPSA SMALL BOAT IN WINTER ALICE 3 PSA BRONZE PID SILVER PORTRAIT AWARD KA-PAK KONG OLE SUSZKIEWICZ GMPSA, EFIAP/D3, MFIAP MORNING PAGODA 2 BLUE HOUR PID SILVER SCAPE AWARD PID SILVER CREATIVE AWARD HERMAN CHEANG EFIAP RICHARD FISHER MY FAVORITE BREAKFAST GREAT HORNED OWL WITH OAK LEAVES 01 PID BRONZE JUDGE'S CHOICE PID BRONZE JUDGE'S CHOICE 2019 PSA INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION PROJECTED IMAGE DIVISION COLOR OPEN MEDALS JENNI HORSNELL GMPSA/S, EFIAP LOLA 2 PID BRONZE JUDGE'S CHOICE 2018 PSA INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION PROJECTED IMAGE DIVISION MONOCHROME OPEN MEDALS RAUL LOPEZ QPSA, , QPSA JENNI HORSNELL GMPSA/S, EFIAP FOCUSED EYES TRANQUIL LAGOON PSA GOLD BEST OF SHOW PSA SILVER J.R. SCHNELZER APSA, EPSA, AFIAP YI WAN GMPSA/G, SPSA, LRPS BIG STORM ON THE PLAINS ARCTOIDES 19 PSA SILVER PSA SILVER LIVINUS BLEYEN EFIAP/D2, MPSA WEINING CHEN INZELL CHURCH LEISURE PSA BRONZE PSA BRONZE 2018 PSA INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION PROJECTED IMAGE DIVISION MONOCHROME OPEN MEDALS LEAH GRAY BARBARA JENKIN GMPSA/S, EFIAP/D1, SPSA BOLT AZIRA WITH BUTTERFLIES PSA BRONZE PSA BRONZE CINDY LYNCH GARY POTTS APSA, GMPSA, SPSA DAISIES AND SHELLS CAREY 0925 PSA BRONZE PSA BRONZE GUNTHER RIEHLE APSA, GMPSA/G DONALD DEDONATO PPSA TWO COUPLES SUNNY 100 BW CHICAGO EAST RIVER VIEW PSA BRONZE PID SILVER SCAPE AWARD 2018 PSA INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION PROJECTED IMAGE DIVISION MONOCHROME OPEN MEDALS KIM-PHENG SIM PPSA JAN-THOMAS STAKE GMPSA, EFIAP/D3, MFIAP BROKEN FACE FLOWERS 9387 PID SILVER CREATIVE AWARD PID SILVER PORTRAIT AWARD CHRIS MORTON GUNTHER RIEHLE APSA, GMPSA/G THROUGH THE MISTS WINGS MOVING 103 BW PID BRONZE JUDGE'S CHOICE PID BRONZE JUDGE'S CHOICE YANRU SHEN KISSING PID BRONZE JUDGE'S CHOICE 2019 PSA INTERNATIONAL – PROJECTED IMAGE DIVISION COLOR OPEN (PID-C) AND MONOCHROME OPEN (PID-M) SECTIONS PSA HONORABLE MENTION RIBBONS BALLARD, JANET, PPSA SUN LAKES, AZ, USA PID-C "SURF RIDER" (HM) PID-M"PUPPIES IN A POT" (HM) Guo, Ji, HonPSA Toronto, ON, Canada Benson, Bob, APSA, EPSA Schaumburg, IL, USA PID-M"CLOUD FAIRYLAND" (HM) PID-M"ORCHIDS ON DISPLAY" (HM) Halvas-Nielsen, Herdis Halvas-Nielsen, MPSA Flensburg, Germany Biswas, Rajdeep, MPSA, EFIAP Kolkata, India PID-C "SNOW OWL" (HM) PID-C "RUSHA01" (HM) Horsnell, Jenni, GMPSA/S, EFIAP Wagga Wagga, NSW, Bleyen, Livinus, EFIAP/D2, MPSA Beringen, Belgium Australia PID-C "WALKING IN THE SHADE" (HM) PID-M"WHITE LILIES" (HM) PID-M"MACAWS" (HM) Boehm, Gerhard, EFIAP, GMPSA Ludwigshafen, Germany Hu, Tong Wuchuan, China PID-C "DUO 7" (HM) PID-C "CHUAING SEA" (HM) Bormann, Shirley, , EPSA Surprise, AZ, USA JENKIN, BARBARA, GMPSA/S, EFIAP/D1, SPSA PID-C "MOSQUE THROUGH ARCH 6530" (HM) REDRUTH, England PID-C "REGAL AUTUMN" (HM) Boyd, Cyril, PPSA, LRPS Newtownabbey, Northern Ireland Kramer, Irene, PPSA TROY, MI, USA PID-C "ON BALANCE" (HM) PID-C "WHAT COULD IT BE?" (HM) Boytell, Kerry, EFIAP/B Sydney, NSW, Australia Liu, Jiangzhou Shanghai, China PID-M"STALLIONS IN THE DUST" (HM) PID-C "BRIDGE AT SPLENDID NIGHT" (HM) Catania, Gottfried, AFIAP Siggiewi, Malta Mao, Kaizhe Taizhou, China PID-M"TULIP STAIRCASE LONDON" (HM) PID-M"CERAMICS" (HM) chang, gwolong Taichung, Taiwan Mathieson, Todd HUDSON, MA, USA PID-C "RECEIVING NET" (HM) PID-M"MALAYSIAN TIGER PORTRAIT" (HM) Che, Arnaldo Paulo Tuen Mun, Kowloon, Hong Kong., Matthias, Richard Salem, MA, USA Hong Kong PID-C "SALEM WILLOWS CARNIVAL" (HM) PID-C "CATCH IT 2" (HM) PID-M"EYES" (HM) McTighe, Elena, FPSA, MPSA Delray Beach, FL, USA PID-M"SACRED LOTUS" (HM) Cowles, SUSAN, APSA, GMPSA, AFIAP Sun City West, AZ, USA Morton, Chris Northallerton, England PID-C "STEPHANIE IN MY FAVORITE SCARF" (HM) PID-C "DAWN MOORING" (HM) DeDonato, Donald, PPSA Naperville, IL, USA Neo, Sau Fong, PPSA Batu Pahat, Johor., Malaysia PID-C "BARRED OWL ON MOSS" (HM) PID-C "COLOURFUL BALLERINA" (HM) PID-M"EASTERN SCREECH ON PINE" (HM) Potts, Gary, APSA, GMPSA, SPSA Fishers, IN, USA Doerfler, Frederick, QPSA Sarver, PA, USA PID-C "SORCERER QUEEN" (HM) PID-M"HOLE IN THE ICEBERG #17" (HM) Sams, Dee Darius Georgetown, TX, USA Gray, Leah Sidney, BC, Canada PID-C "HORSESHOE BEND" (HM) PID-C "EVENTIDE" (HM) 2019 PSA INTERNATIONAL – PROJECTED IMAGE DIVISION COLOR OPEN (PID-C) AND MONOCHROME OPEN (PID-M) SECTIONS PSA HONORABLE MENTION RIBBONS Schnelzer, J.R., APSA, EPSA, AFIAP Milliken, CO, USA PID-C "ANY BODY OUT THERE" (HM) Shen, Yanru Guangzhou, China PID-C "LOFOTEN AURORA" (HM) SHI, XIAOYING, EPSA, EFIAP Brooklyn, NY, USA PID-C "BULLFIGHTER" (HM) PID-M"FALLING HORSE" (HM) Smallegange, Ann, EPSA, EFIAP/S Calamvale, QLD, Australia PID-M"AGAVE BW" (HM) Suer, Mehmet Masum, QPSA, EFIAP Diyarbakir, Turkey PID-M"OWL" (HM) PID-M"GYPSY CHILDREN IN ROMANIA 02" (HM) Tan, Lee Eng, PPSA SG, Singapore PID-M"TREE FROGS FROM TWO WORLDS" (HM) Taylor, Charles, APSA Providence, UT, USA PID-M"ODIN'S MESSENGER" (HM) Taylor, Dean Stockton, CA, USA PID-C "FROSTED WOLF" (HM) WAN, YI, GMPSA/G, SPSA, LRPS FUZHOU, China PID-M"LEOPARD 9" (HM) Wiemer, Thomas, AFIAP Lehrte, Germany PID-M"BLACK ORB" (HM) Xu, Xingang Zhuhai, China PID-M"LOVELY GALLOPING HORSE" (HM) Yip, Wing Ching Tina Hong Kong, Hong Kong PID-C "LIGHTHOUSE BY THE SEA" (HM) 2019 PSA INTERNATIONAL – PROJECTED IMAGE DIVISION COLOR OPEN (PID-C) AND MONOCHROME OPEN (PID-M) SECTIONS COMPOSITE ACCEPTANCES Airov-Bieling, Shirl, QPSA LANCASTER, CA, USA Bahrami, Ebrahim, EFIAP Tehran, --, Iran PID-C "PARADISE BRIGADE" PID-C "GHAZAL" PID-M"TIGER WALKING" PID-M"IN THE TEMPLE" PID-M"GAL SHOOTER" Bai, Benli Taizhou, China Alessi, Leanne, PPSA, EFIAP/S INGLEBURN, NSW, PID-C "WALKING IN THE WAVES" Australia PID-C "LAVENDER LOAFER" BALLARD, JANET, PPSA SUN LAKES, AZ, USA PID-C "PRIDE" PID-C "TIMES PAST" PID-C "THRICE STYLISED" PID-C "MORNING ROUNDUP" PID-M"SAILS OF A CITY" PID-C "WORKING COWBOY" PID-C "ALWAYS LIT" (Medal) Altenburg, Marie, APSA, PPSA Fort Lauderdale, FL, PID-M"PUPPIES IN A POT" (HM) USA PID-C "KARLEE AND THE GIRAFFE" Baradaran Esfahani, Reza, , , AFIAP Tehran, --, Iran PID-C "DAHLIA" PID-M"WHERE IS HERE" PID-C "PEONY FROM MY GARDEN" PID-M"ARCHES AND BARRELS" Benson, Bob, APSA, EPSA Schaumburg, IL, USA PID-M"MONOCHROME SUNFLOWER" PID-C "BISON GRAZING AT YELLOWSTONE" PID-M"SNOW DAY" PID-C "FOG AT TANGLEWOOD CREEK" PID-M"WINGING IT" PID-M"NAUTILUS AND REFLECTION" PID-M"ORCHIDS ON DISPLAY" (HM) An, Qi Taizhou, China PID-M"PURE CHILD" Benson, Peggy Schaumburg, IL, USA PID-M"TEAM LAB" PID-C "MOORED AT HOME" PID-C "WINTER AT SPRING VALLEY" An, Xiping Dali, China PID-M"ICELANDIC CHURCH" PID-C "CAMEL DOG" PID-M"ST. ADALBERT CHURCH INTERIOR" PID-M"CAMELS IN TEH DESERT" PID-M"DINNER TIME" PID-M"SHEPHERD AND SEVEN HORSES 3" Berger, irene Orangevale, CA, USA Anh, Tran L?m ???ng, --, Vietnam PID-M"STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO" PID-C "HARMONY WITH NATURE" PID-C "LIVING LIFE" Berger, Jim Orangevale, CA, USA PID-C "OLD PINE BALL" PID-C "TIME PASSED" PID-M"BY THE LAKE" PID-M"SANDPIPER" Austin, Joan, QPSA, AFIAP Sheerness, England Bink, Huub, EFIAP/S, PPSA Rijen, Netherlands PID-C "THOUGHTS OF SUMMER" PID-C "GROLSCH TULIP" PID-C "VINTAGE VASE AND BOOKS" Biswas, Rajdeep, MPSA, EFIAP Kolkata, India Ba, Yin Taizhou, China PID-C "RUSHA01" (HM) PID-C "MONGOLIAN RIDER" PID-C "SYMMETRY3" PID-C "JOYFUL SONG OF CAMELS" PID-C "SYMMETRY4" PID-C "SEIZE" PID-M"BLACK90" PID-C "KISS" PID-M"NUDE725" PID-M"DRIVE CAMELS" PID-M"PORTRAIT676" PID-M"INNERMOST WORDS" 2019 PSA INTERNATIONAL – PROJECTED IMAGE DIVISION COLOR OPEN (PID-C) AND MONOCHROME OPEN (PID-M) SECTIONS COMPOSITE ACCEPTANCES Blandin, Steven Sarasota, FL, USA Boytell, Kerry, EFIAP/B Sydney, NSW, Australia PID-C "WHITE ON WHITE FISHING" (Medal) PID-C "PLAYA DEL SILENCIO SUNSET" PID-C "PINK SYMPHONY" PID-C "SPACE NYMPH" PID-C "FISHING GAMES" PID-C "AURORA OVER REINE" PID-M"FAMILY LIFE" Bleyen, Livinus, EFIAP/D2, MPSA Beringen, Belgium PID-M"STALLIONS IN THE DUST" (HM) PID-C "COVERED WITH SNOW"
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