Photography Contest Winners

The Department of Planning and Community Development is pleased to announce the winners of the Heritage Landscape Photography Contest. 

    WINNER: 1st Place Grade K-5, Revolutionary War Cemetery

    Photographer:  Hannah Hanoyan

    It defines the character of our community

    because it is rich in history and

    remembers the important people of Sudbury.

    WINNER: 2nd Place Grade K-5, Grist Mill

    Photographer:  Fiora Elbers-Tibbitts

    Grist Mill in Fall of 2006

    WINNER: 1st Place Grade 6-12, Sunset at Sherman's Bridge

    Photographer:  Anmol Sharma

    Sudbury is all about open spaces.

    We must cherish these open spaces

    and the moments spent in them.

   

    WINNER: 2nd Place Grade 6-12, Grist Mill

    Photographer:  Jeffrey Dykes

    

    Taken early May 2007.

    Grist Mill is an important historic landmark

    for our town.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    WINNER: 3rd Place Grade 6-12, Entrance to Goodnow Library

    Photographer:  Anmol Sharma

    This is the entrance to the Goodnow Library.

    I just found this angle captivating.

    It reminds me of a temple.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    WINNER: 1st Place Adult, Reflections on Water Row

    Photographer:  David A. Blohm

    Sudbury is abundant in natural beauty.

    There is no place that typifies this more than

    the Sudbury River and Water Row corridor.

    WINNER: 2nd Place Adult , Grist Mill

    Photographer:  Jim Idelson

    Vision of strength, peace, motion, tranquility and longevity

   WINNER: 3rd Place Adult, Goldenrod at the Gristmill

    Photographer:  Wayne Arthur Hall

    The importance of the Wayside Inn property to Sudbury is well documented

    and understood from an historical perspective.

   WINNER: 3rd Place Adult, Autumn Reflections on Water Row

    Photographer:  David A. Blohm

    Every day and in every season

    throughout this area

    beautiful new landscapes reveal themselves.

      WINNER: 1st Place Best in Show, Wayside Inn's Grist Mill

      Photographer:  John McMahon

    The landscaping creates converging

    natural and man made lines with a

    pleasing and a natural affect.

 

 

    WINNER: 2nd Place Best in Show, Reflection of the Past

      Photographer:  Barbara Taskovics

    Carding Mill & Pond

    Dutton Road

    Taken Nov. 2006

    WINNER: 3rd Place Best in Show, Sudbury

     Photographer:  Betsy Moyer

    Taken on Concord Road

    just north of the Cemetery

    and Presbyterian church.