Ansel Adams Gallery National Park Photo Contest

Ansel Adams Gallery National Park Photograph Contest

For the first time I have decided to enter 3 photos to the Ansel Adams Gallery National Park photograph contest that is held annually. After visiting many National Parks over the summer on our ‘road trip’, I decided to pick some favorites picked by friends, family and myself and share them in the amazing gallery of photographs held online right now. With the deadline for public voting looming (November 15th) I recommend taking a look through the gallery and voting on your favorites by adding a comment. I have added two images at the moment and a third is pending, but if you would like to see my entries and vote for them, please click on the link below. To add a comment, select a photo, click on the larger image that appears to the right, then click add comment. My friend and great photographer Colby Brown has added a useful guide to commenting and rating images here. Make sure you check out his photographs too!

My two entries so far (will be updated with the third as soon as it is approved)

Thanks to everyone who has voted so far.

ABOUT

PORTFOLIO

About this entry

You’re currently reading “Ansel Adams Gallery National Park Photo Contest,” an entry on Tony Eckersley

Published:: 11.13.09 / 1pm

Category:: Photography

About

My name is Tony Eckersley, and I am a photographer

Whether it is going to the Woolly Mammoth Theatre or the Spooky Movie Film Festival, I immerse myself in the countless outputs artists use to express themselves. As a result, my inspirations include, among other things, Strobist’s blog and Robert McKee’s Story. As an artist, capturing the uniqueness of our world—the landscapes, cityscapes, cultures, feelings and overall stories—helps me fight the inscrutability that surrounds us. I hope others find a similar release by viewing my work.

I was born and raised in the United Kingdom. I moved to the east coast of the United States of America in 2005, which only fueled my passion to travel. The people I have met and the places I have seen, altogether, have shaped my need to photograph. That being said, I believe my need to photograph is no different than the people’s need to see photography; and that is to experience their relationship with the world through an artistic medium.

Capturing social documentary through photography, I hope viewers look deeper into the surface of their screens for a story about life today and how we might admire, change, and appreciate it more. For this reason, I look forward to the future, hoping to expand my work nationally through publications and galleries. Thus, I am always adding to ongoing projects and hope you will return to my site soon again

Ansel Adams Gallery National Park Photo Contest 11.13.09 / 2pm

[...] 1 votes vote Ansel Adams Gallery National Park Photo Contest Photographs by Tony Eckersley For the first time I have decided to enter 3 photos to the Ansel [...]

Tweets that mention Ansel Adams Gallery National Park Photo Contest | Tony Eckersley -- Topsy.com 11.13.09 / 3pm

[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Colby Brown, Alltop. Alltop said: Ansel Adams Gallery National Park Photo Contest http://bit.ly/39e8oH Photography.alltop [...]

jo eckersley 11.14.09 / 1pm

realy beautiful photographs, colours and liight are just fantastic would struggle to do anything better

uberVU - social comments 11.17.09 / 3pm

Social comments and analytics for this post…

This post was mentioned on Twitter by tony_e: http://bit.ly/2EkfHd – Ansel Adams Gallery Photo Contest deadline looms. Check out my entries, and if you like, please vote!…

Fire Basket · 11.03.10 / 2pm

well, i always join photo contests but i have not yet won a photo contest ..

Roof Helmet %0A 12.02.10 / 2pm

i am always interested to join photocontests specially if there is a great deal of price on it ;;.

HTC Sensation Accessories 07.15.11 / 12am

Thank you for your time to have put these things together on this weblog. Robin and that i very much liked your ideas through the articles over certain things. I realize that you have several demands on your own timetable therefore the fact that an individual like you took as much time just like you did to help people really like us by means of this article is actually highly valued.

Elizabet Lumbard 07.31.11 / 9pm

Would you be intrigued about swapping backlinks?

Clarence 09.12.11 / 9pm

would like to appreciate the attempts you have made in writing this posting. I hope the same best work from you later on too. The fact is your creative writing ability has inspired me to begin my personal weblog now.

Clive 09.14.11 / 1am

This really is the content I wanted. Thank you writing this write-up.

Burton 09.15.11 / 1am

This is just the kind of detail I was seeking. I wish I’d discovered your web site before.

Marline Danford 09.21.11 / 10am

Thanks for the new things you have revealed in your text. One thing I’d really like to discuss is that FSBO connections are built eventually. By presenting yourself to the owners the first end of the week their FSBO is announced, ahead of the masses start out calling on Friday, you build a good association. By giving them tools, educational materials, free reviews, and forms, you become a great ally. By subtracting a personal affinity for them as well as their predicament, you make a solid network that, most of the time, pays off when the owners opt with a broker they know as well as trust – preferably you.

Tony Eckersley

Ansel Adams Gallery National Park Photo Contest

ABOUT

PORTFOLIO

About this entry

12 Comments

Have your say

About

Monthly Archives

Pages

Categories