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The High Road Gallery of Worthington
with the cooperation of the Lens and Leaves Camera Club
proudly announces
a photographic competition
“A Place in Time: The Darby Creek Watershed”
to benefit The Nature Conservancy of Ohio’s
Darby Watershed Program
The Big and Little Darby Creeks just west of Columbus are one of the top warm freshwater systems in the U.S., and have been designated State and National Scenic Rivers. The Darbys are home to 103 recorded fish species and 43 species of freshwater mussels, many of which are endangered or threatened. In 1991, The Nature Conservancy declared the Darby watershed one of its “Last Great Places”—a landscape so rare and beautiful, so threatened by human pressures, that we are marshalling our greatest resources to protect it.
Preserve the essence of central Ohio’s Darby Creek watershed forever…on camera!
• $5000 in prizes to be awarded
open to all photographers, amateur and professional
• up to 70 photos chosen for exhibition and sale at the gallery
• Show Grand Opening: April 6, 2003
contest runs April 1, 2002 – February 1, 2003
Entry fee: $15 for up to three slides
For an entry form and complete contest guidelines, please contact The High Road Gallery
beginning April 1st:
by mail: 12 East Stafford Avenue, Worthington, OH 43085
by internet (to download forms): www.HighRoadGallery.com
by email: CHershey1@aol.com
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