We don’t tend to ‘toot our own horns’ at GGW, BUT I’ve just gotta do it this time because I am so thrilled about the awards being given to some of our GGW Contributors.
Two Regular Contributors and two Guest Contributors are 2010 GWA Garden Media Recipients. They have each earned a Silver Award of Achievement in their respective areas of expertise. A drum roll please… Continue Reading →
First, a big thank you goes to Roger Foley who did a fantastic job of studying, pondering and finally selecting the winners for this month’s contest, Winter Light. When you have a moment, check out Roger’s book, Clearing In The Woods. It’s a beauty!
Without further ado, below are Roger’s choices. Continue Reading →
Although we’ve received some excellent entries for February’s contest, we’re hoping that all of you who are curled up reading a good book, perusing gardening catalogues or outside shoveling snow, will take some time to enter. You only have a few days until the deadline
Roger Foley, a renowned garden and landscape architecture photographer is our judge for this month. He has chosen Winter Light as the theme. With so many of us ensconced knee deep in snow, it is a perfect time to use the glistening (or grey) sun effectively to create a winning photograph. To read more about what Roger is looking for in the winning photographs, click here.
February’s Picture This is sure to be another winner. We are delighted to have Roger Foley, a renowned garden and landscape architecture photographer, as the judge for this month’s contest. His awards, publications, photo gallery and books are too numerous to mention individually. It’s worth the time to go on his site, Foley Foto to learn more about him and his work: the site is a feast for the eyes. Roger’s latest book, A Clearing In The Woods, is now available online.
So, without further ado, here is what Roger has to say: Continue Reading →
