This portrait of Bill Ott in his workshop placed 1st at 75th annual
convention of Professional Photographers of WV
i nam p even1 mmer
The State Fair of West Vlr-c.ationl and family entertaLin- citing for the State Fair, as well east Tourism Society is dedi-
g~r~iawasrecentIy scle~ed, byment:I as the entire" county," said cared to the promotion and
~;T~) a:e?et lo~Ut;em;:;12~0 Stalt~l;a~s ot;Wets~iV~r~nm: ~h: CVB Executive Director, Kara development of tourism to its
~-'~- g Lpense. '-ine STS list is highly 12 member states of Alabama,
Events for Summer 2008. earne ~ this honor; the ev(ent respected by individuals in Arkansas, Florida, Georgia,
"We are honored to have was i cluded on the list. in the tourism industry as well Kentucky, [ uisiana, Missis-
been selected for this compre- both ~004 and 2005. The 31~opas travelers and will help sippi, North Carolina, South
hensive list of the top events 20 Events list began in 1985 draw positive attention to our Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia
in the Southeast," said as a Way to promote the b)estarea." and West Virginia. The mere-
Marlene Pierson-Jolliffe. Man- events
ager of the State Fair of WV.hatter
"It is a testament to our staff STS n
and hundreds of volunteers Fair
who work diligently to carry on Green
the traditions of this wonder- tion a
ful event, while holding on to Janua
its mission of agriculture, edu- '~I'hl
in the Southeast. No]mi-The Top 20 Events publica-
s must be received by tion is sent to over 1,600
lembers and the St:ate newspapers, magazines, radio
7as nominated by tthe stations, TV stations, AAA
brier County Conwen- publications and others. The
nd Visitors BureauL in combined circulation runs
ry 2008. into the millions
recognition is very ex- Founded in 1983, South-
bership includes state travel
offices, attractions, hotels,
motels, resorts, convention
and visitors bureaus, airlines,
car rental agencies, newspa-
pers, magazines and other
travel-related organizations
Its headquarters are in At-
lanta.
Bill Ott of Fairlea was the
subject of an award winning
portrait taken by local photog-
rapher Bob Brown of Brown's
Photography in Fairlea. The
image titled "The Machinist"
placed first in the portrait divi-
sion during the 75th annual
convention of the Professional
Photographers of West Virginia
held recently in Morgantown.
Ott's ]~ortrait also garnered
awards for the highest scoring
print by a Master Photographer
and highest scoring print by a
Certified Professional Photogra-
pher. In addition, a folio of
James Monroe senior Taylor
Fullen was voted best in cat-
egory.
'~I'his contest saw over 160
entries from Professional Pho-
tographers all over the state,
as well as many out-of-state
entries," said Brent Kepner,
chairman of the print competi-
tion.
The Professional Photogra-
phers of WV and 'its members
strive to enhance public
awareness of professional pho-
tography through exhibits,
trade shows, and programs to
further their knowledge of new
technology and the latest
trends in photography.
The images will be on display
at Brown's studio in the Red
Oaks Shopping Center.
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