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Fine art photographer Eduardo Fujii was presented with the 10th Annual International Color Awards Honorable Mention in Nature and Wildlife categories at a prestigious Nomination & Winners Photoshow streamed Saturday, March 4, 2017.

With a $6 million dollar collection of more than 1,700 framed photographs on its walls, the Willem Gallery is considered the largest fine art gallery in the country. It features the works of iconic photographers such as Richard Avedon, Ruth Bernhard, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Michael Kenna, Robert Mapplethorpe, Tom Millea, Irving Penn, Edward Steichen, Andre Kertesz, Brett Weston, Edward Weston and others.

London, UK (15 January 2017) – Photographer Eduardo Fujii of United States was Awarded Honorable Mention in Abstract and Fine Art for the winning entries "Intersections" and "Still Life with Alstromeria" at prestigious Monochrome Awards honouring Black & White Photography Still Life with Alstromeria The 2016 Monochrome Awards received 8,122 submissions from 81 countries around the world.Winning images were selected by panel of international judges, including: Allison Barnes, Andre Brito, Anna Filipova, Ben Nixon, Claire A. Warden, David Fokos, David Johndrow, Dominique Bollinger , Giacomo Brunelli, Katarina Balgavy, Martin Stavars, Michel Rajkovic, Norma I. Quintana, Pia Elizondo, Rebecca Cairns, Roman...

Sunshine Through the Darkness ©️ Carol Fuessenich In January of 2017, I had the pleasure to be the judge of the 2017 Black and White photo competition for the Padre Trails Camera Club of Monterey. The club, established in 1948, is the oldest photography club on the Monterey Peninsula. Its membership has grown considerably since then and today it includes 64 members with diverse technical level and expertise. The competition included 87 photographs divided into three groups according to members' success in Club competitions over time. A-group (advanced) included 60 images, the AA-group (intermediate) 12 images, and the AAA-group (beginners) 15 images....

Twelve groundbreaking female artists photograph the male figure. The exhibit "She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not," features 40 fine art photographs depicting the male as subject matter.