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September Issue 2003
The Light Factory in Charlotte, NC, Features Works by Women Photojournalist
The Light Factory in Charlotte, NC, will present the exhibition, Annual Women in Photojournalism Competition & Exhibition, featuring works by the 74 top entries. The competition is in conjunction with the 14th National Women in Photojournalism conference that will be held in Charlotte Sept. 5-7, 2003. The exhibition will be on view through Oct. 11, 2003.
A celebration of female photographic vision
in this new and constantly evolving world, the theme of this year's
contest is "Visionaries". Interpretations of this theme
were left to the individual photographer, and photographs include
moments that define us as a society, a culture, a nation, a community.
Some are quiet, personal moments for an individual. This is an
exhibit of work by women photographers.
Three Best in Shows were chosen from over 600 entries. These
winners were: Elizabeth Flores of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinal,
with the image entitled, The Wedding Guests; Cheryl Diaz
Meyer of the Dallas Morning News, with the image entitled,
A Wife's Scent; and Nan Melville a freelance photographer
from New York City for the image entitled, Blue Lagoon in Iceland.
For further information check our NC Institutional Gallery listings, call the gallery at 704/333-9755, or at (www.lightfactory.org).
For further information check our NC Commercial Gallery listings, call the gallery at 704/877-2692 or at (www.sanctuaryart.com).
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