North Carolina 4-H Photography Contest
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From this day forward our NC 4-H Photography contest will be known as the Dr. Kim Ingold 4-H Photography Contest. In loving memory of our dear friend.
Dr. Kim Ingold developed her love of photography as a Stanly County 4-H member. Throughout her 4-H career, Kim was involved in county, district, and state events, which developed her photography skills. Kim was inducted into the NC 4-H Honor Club (our service organization with over 3,000 members with outstanding records of achievement and service involvement and dedicated to making the best better). Kim was a valued Honor Club member and believed in its mission of giving back to the community. When Kim aged out of 4-H, she became a treasured 4-H volunteer, attending most state level 4-H events to capture our memories through her photography. She was passionate about educating youth in any way she could. Kim was always there with camera in hand and more importantly there with a smile, a kind word, and a hug. She will forever be missed in the North Carolina 4-H family.
This statewide annual contest highlights North Carolina 4-H’ers’ photographic achievements. The winning photos are then displayed on the North Carolina 4-H Photography Contest website.
New category for 2022: SPECIAL EFFECTS: Create photographs that have special effects. Position a friend so it looks like a tree branch is growing out of their mouth. Maybe take a photo where everything is blurred except the focal point. You could create an image of someone that has an extra set of hands or legs. Use a crystal ball to capture a reflection. Maybe take a photograph of your friend holding up a building with the palm of their hand or one of their fingers. Whether it’s a picture taken at home or while you are on vacation, EXPLORE photography. Be CREATIVE! Take the time to research how to take the best picture possible and Practice, Practice, Practice. The Photography curriculum from Shop 4-H is a great resource. You may also want to talk with a professional photographer to get their perspective. Have FUN!!
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2022 Winners: 4-H in Action, Junior Division
1st Place: “Pilot Mountain Fun” by Bailey Poindexter, Yadkin County
2nd Place: “He’s Nothing But Feathers and Love” by Isaiah Moore, Sampson County
3rd Place: “Winner!” by Lola Willbanks, Yadkin County
4th Place: “One Smart Chicken” by Ryan Clabeaux, Rockingham County
5th Place: “Tootie’s Barbershop is Open!” by Jada Smith, Edgecombe County
Honorable Mention: “4-H Rabbit Show in Action” by Ava Roberts County
2022 Winners: Nature’s Beauty, Junior Division
1st Place: “Navajo Amber” by Logan Grover, Pender County
2nd Place: “Orange You Happy to See Me?” by Elijah Herman, Person County
3rd Place: “Focusing on the Star” by Uriah Sigmon, Catawba County
4th Place: “Ocean Front Stroll” by Karleigh Meads, Currituck County
5th Place: “Nature’s Footprint” by Callie Beard, Perquimans County
Honorable Mention: “Starfish in the Sand” by Elizabeth Peluso, Craven County
2022 Winners: Special Effects, Junior Division
1st Place: “Hemingway’s Whiskey” by Megan Montgomery, Cabarrus County
2nd Place: “The Little Pennies” by Annabel Williams, Nash County
3rd Place: “My Sleepy Dog” by Magdalene Parker, Sampson County
Place: “Cucumber Out of this World” by John Tucker, Rowan County
5th Place: “Lego Man” by Anberlynn Lawrence, Johnston County
Honorable Mention: “Dog Days of Summer'” by Alannah Cain, Sampson County
2022 Winners: 4-H in Action, Senior Division
1st Place: ” Serine, Celine” by Luke Arrowood, Forsyth County
2nd Place: “4-H State Officers” by Elijah Lee, Wayne County
3rd Place: “Follow the Gleam” by Hannah Vagnozzi, Gaston County
4th Place: “A Girl Bond” by Logan Ballance, Wilson County
5th Place: “Going on a Bear Hunt” by Jacob Hanlon, Burke County
Honorable Mention: “Brushing a Pig” by Mabel Parker, Sampson County
2022 Winners: Nature’s Beauty, Senior Division
1st Place: “Broken Beauty” by Tessa Darnell, Halifax County
2nd Place: ” Glowing Mushroom” by Jacob Hanlon, Burke County
3rd Place: “Cypress Sunset” by Landon Burgess, Gates County
4th Place: “Our Moon” by Bryson Helton, Yadkin County
5th Place: “Butterfly Among the Goldenrod” by Slade Sloan, Dare County
Honorable Mention: “Male Cardinal” by Dylyn Davis, Alexander County
2022 Winners: Special Effects, Senior Division
1st Place: “Rails of Oil” by Ben Cook, Forsyth County
2nd Place: “Cuckoo Wasp” by Selah Sigmon, Catawba County
3rd Place: “Skirted in Beauty” by Sydney Tucker, Yadkin County
4th Place: “My Best Friend” by Ireland Lowder, Cabarrus County
5th Place: “My Dog Shayla ” by Elijah Lee, Wayne County
Honorable Mention: “Land That I Love” by Laurel Evans, Harnett County