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October 02, 2025
WATERLINE: People's Choice named
OSPREY — Big Waters Land Trust recently announced the People’s Choice winners of their sixth annual Summer Photo Contest exhibit.
OSPREY — The Big Waters Land Trust has announced the winners of the coveted People’s Choice awards in their sixth annual Summer Photo Contest exhibit, WATERLINE. The competition, a highlight of the Trust's summer programming, drew a significant number of submissions and votes, showcasing the community's passion for photography and appreciation for the natural beauty surrounding them.
The WATERLINE exhibit, now in its sixth year, focuses on capturing the essence of the region's water-related landscapes and wildlife. From stunning sunsets over the bay to intimate portraits of local flora and fauna thriving near waterways, the contest aims to celebrate the vital role water plays in the ecosystem and the community's lives.
This year's competition saw a diverse range of entries, reflecting the varied perspectives and artistic talents of local photographers. Participants submitted images depicting everything from serene lakes and bustling rivers to dramatic coastal scenes and playful wildlife encounters near the water's edge.
After a period of public viewing, the community was invited to cast their votes for their favorite images, ultimately determining the People's Choice winners. The Big Waters Land Trust emphasized the importance of the People's Choice awards, highlighting that they represent the community's direct engagement with the art and the message behind it.
"The People's Choice awards are a really special part of our Summer Photo Contest," explained a representative from the Big Waters Land Trust. "It allows the community to voice their opinions and choose the photographs that resonate most with them. It's a testament to the power of visual storytelling and the impact these images have on connecting people to the natural world."
The winners of the People's Choice awards will receive special recognition from the Big Waters Land Trust, including certificates and features on the Trust's website and social media platforms. Their winning photographs will also remain on display at the exhibit for the duration of its run, allowing visitors to continue to appreciate their artistic achievements and the important message they convey about the beauty and importance of our waterways. The Land Trust hopes the exhibit will inspire continued conservation efforts and a deeper appreciation for the natural world.
The WATERLINE exhibit, now in its sixth year, focuses on capturing the essence of the region's water-related landscapes and wildlife. From stunning sunsets over the bay to intimate portraits of local flora and fauna thriving near waterways, the contest aims to celebrate the vital role water plays in the ecosystem and the community's lives.
This year's competition saw a diverse range of entries, reflecting the varied perspectives and artistic talents of local photographers. Participants submitted images depicting everything from serene lakes and bustling rivers to dramatic coastal scenes and playful wildlife encounters near the water's edge.
After a period of public viewing, the community was invited to cast their votes for their favorite images, ultimately determining the People's Choice winners. The Big Waters Land Trust emphasized the importance of the People's Choice awards, highlighting that they represent the community's direct engagement with the art and the message behind it.
"The People's Choice awards are a really special part of our Summer Photo Contest," explained a representative from the Big Waters Land Trust. "It allows the community to voice their opinions and choose the photographs that resonate most with them. It's a testament to the power of visual storytelling and the impact these images have on connecting people to the natural world."
The winners of the People's Choice awards will receive special recognition from the Big Waters Land Trust, including certificates and features on the Trust's website and social media platforms. Their winning photographs will also remain on display at the exhibit for the duration of its run, allowing visitors to continue to appreciate their artistic achievements and the important message they convey about the beauty and importance of our waterways. The Land Trust hopes the exhibit will inspire continued conservation efforts and a deeper appreciation for the natural world.
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