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| Penjacc Down Home News |
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The Downtown Kingsport Association 2008 Railgrass Photography Contest is Here!!
Don't miss your opportunity to enter for a chance to win cash prizes and ribbons! Mark your calendars: Entry dates are August 18th- 30th, 2008. We have Amateur and Proficient levels, and a very exciting Youth level for our 14 and under photographers, so grab your cameras and enter to win too. This contest is a chance for photographers of all ages to show off their talents, and is open to everyone across the country.
Please join us on Saturday September 6th, 2008 starting at 11:00am for the photograph judging. The judging is open to the public.
The judging will take place at The Downtown Kingsport Association located at 140 W. Main Street, Kingsport, TN. This same location will be the exhibition of all the entries, so please tell your friends and families to come take a look through the eyes of another.
The Awards Ceremony and Reception will take place Monday, September10th, 2008 from 6:00pm-8:00pm. You won't want to miss this! Penjacc will be providing appetizer foods for your enjoyment while you browse through to see whom the judges chose this year.
And don't miss the People's Choice Award to be announced on the Main Stage on Saturday, September 28nd, 2008 at 3:00pm.
You can view all this information on the second page of your application. If you need to reprint, they are still shown below until after the ceremony and reception.
Best of luck to all of you!!
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The Downtown Kingsport Association 2008 Railgrass Photography Contest has two pages for you to read. One of
the pages has the entry application on it for you to copy and print out to use for entering the contest. Here are the rules and application for the 2008 contest: Page 1
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Tip of The Month Jerry A. Penley, founder and creator of Penjacc Productions and this website, passed away April 14, 2006. Many of you didn't know him personally, but knew his site and photography. He may be gone but not forgotten for he lives on in the photographs and this website that he took such great pride in. He is still guiding us every time we are out taking photographs. The Ole Ridgerunner has gone home.
"It is a thrill beyond words to win this
again. The obvious thank-you would be to my Lord who gave me the Taylor who is a native of Charleston, West
Virginia and graduated from Marshall University has been employed Customer Comments Tom Taylor - WJCW/WKIN Morning Show Personality
Very
pleased with the custom frames. David M. Millsap
We have
had several items items of work done here Harry &
Susie Fife
ALWAYS
pleased with the framing results! Carol
Duhaime
I've had
a number of items framed with Penjacc and have Martin
Farrell
Penjacc
Photography has done a wonderful job on the Gayle
Lawson
Penjacc
Productions Dear Ann, Our
building, and my home, each have several pictures and displays you I wish
you the best of luck and look forward to working with you on future Best regards, Claude W.
Blankenship
Thanks
Ann and Carrie, my personal treasures have been turned into You take
the time to make each picture a unique piece of art and I Sincerely,
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This is a before and after shot of the stitchery we did It needed cleaning and needed to be
restretched |
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The second frame is after we cleaned it. We chose mat We finished this work with a 1-1/2"
Mahogany frame and |
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This is a family (Mom, Daughter and Mom's Brother) who were all Drum Majors. We matted with blue and white matting which complimented all three photos. We placed labels under each photo with school and dates of when each were drum majors. We finished this
work with a simple one inch Mahogany Frame. |
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The school colors are green and white. We matted with the green mat for the
bottom mat and We finished this work with a black metal frame. See the comment section above for comments
by the
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The painting of the horse doesn't require matting. Glass isn't needed on paintings. They should have air reaching them. We only needed to choose a
frame that worked with the We chose a wide brown frame to
proportionally fit the The roping on the inside of the frame went
along with |
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This work was a gift from the couple's
children for their We used a white Moire matting on top with
a pale gold It consists of multiple holes cut in the
matting with a label
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This oval was of our customer's Grandfather. Our customer wanted it to be an oval with
a vintage oval We chose a Maroon bottom mat and a Nero
Gold top Then we finished the work with the vintage
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| You can see this and other works of "Tennessee Ernie Ford" at his homeplace museum in Bristol, Tn. This is of his "16 Tons" song. It consists of the sheet music, record and record cover. We matted it in a simple black mat with multiple holes. Because the record and cover is on top of
the mat we put a We finished this work with a 1-1/2" smooth
black frame. |
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