February 2015 Exhibition Announcements
Two exhibit announcements to be made for the month of February 2015.
Three images were accepted into the 2015 Wilmington International Exhibition of Photography. This is an annual exhibition that is a juried competition from entrants from all over the world.
For the “Photojournalism Projected” competition a total of 632 images were received and a total of 155 images were accepted. Two of my images, entitled “Wedding Caravan” and “Innocence”, were accepted for the “Photojournalism Projected” competition.
‘Wedding Caravan’ © Larry A Lyons
‘Innocence’ © Larry A Lyons
For the “Color Projected” competition a total of 1,257 images were received and a total 296 images were accepted. My image, entitled “Vigilant”, was accepted.
‘Vigilant’ © Larry a Lyons
The projected images can be viewed on February 22nd and March 1st from 12 noon to 5 pm at Arshst Hall, University of Delaware, Wilmington, Delaware.
In addition, three ‘printed’ images were accepted at the Medford Arts Gallery in Medford, NJ. A juried exhibition of all prints can be viewed at the gallery during the month of February. One of the prints, entitled “Out of Africa”, was a metal print that received an “Honorable Mention” award.
‘Out of Africa’ © Larry A Lyons
The other two images (Innocence and Vigilant) are displayed as fine art prints.
That is enough of the bragging.
EnviroQuest 
7 Responses to “February 2015 Exhibition Announcements”
Congrats, my friend!
OMG – is this your first international competition? Wonderful – and these are some of my favorite shots you brought home. Way to go – you rock!
Congratulations, Larry! Your work is beautiful!
As always, Great Photos, Larry! Keep up the Good Work!
What beautiful photography, Larry. The committee chose well
Great images. All very beautiful but the elephants are so amazing. Congrats to you
The photos evoke such a wide range of responses at the highest level. They represent all photogaphy should be. Difficult to choose a favorite because they all pull and tug in their own separate ways. I fee priviledged to have seen them