Awards:  photographer Kate Ampersand

• Third Place Bronze Medal / Landscape  (for “Ghost Trees”)    Photo Salon 2022  • View Gallery, Vancouver Island University  •    Nanaimo BC  (2022)

• Second Place Silver Medal / Nature  (for “Autumn Forest”)    Photo Salon 2019  • View Gallery, Vancouver Island University  •    Nanaimo BC  (2019)

• Award of Merit  (for “Golden Acorn”)    Photography At The Emerald: Autumn Exhibition  •  Emerald Art Center  •  Springfield OR  (2018)

• Judges' Runner-Up  (for “Ghost Trees”)    PhotoZone Gallery's 30th Annual Juried Show  •  Emerald Art Center  •  Springfield OR  (2018)

• First Runner-Up  (for “Gotham Bridge”)    Bridges Juried Art Show  • Koth Gallery, Longview Public Library  •  Longview WA  (2018)

• Honourable Mention  (for “Ghost Trees”)    PDX 30 Exhibit  •  LightBox Photographic Gallery  •  Astoria OR  (2018)

• First Place, B&W Abstract  (for “Stairway to Heaven”)  •  Clackamas County Fair Photography Competition  •  Canby OR  (2017)

• First Place, Colour  (for “Rocky Shore”)  and  First Place, Black & White  (for “Foggy Night”)  •  Vancouver Island Exhibition (VIEx) Photography Competition  •  Nanaimo BC  (2016)

• Judge's Choice, Professional  (for “Autumnal Non-Selfie”)  and  Judge's Choice, Black & White  (for “Shark's Teeth”)  •  Washington County Fair Photography Competition (Professional Division)  •  Hillsboro OR  (2016) 

• Best of Show  (for “Streaming Shadows in Black & White”)  •  Washington County Fair Photography Competition (Professional Division)  •  Hillsboro OR  (2015)

• Third Place winner  (for “Rocky Shore”)  •  Alaska Airlines Magazine 2015 Photo Showcase  •  chosen out of 2500+ entries nationally  •  awarded two round-trip tickets on Alaska Airlines  •  published in May 2015 issue  (2015)

• Council of Presidents Award  (for “On the Beach”)  •  Beaverton Arts Mix (BAM!)  •  Beaverton OR  (2014)

• Best of Show  (for “Blue Infinity”)  and  Best of Show Runner-Up  (for “On the Beach”)  •  Washington County Fair Photography Competition  •  Hillsboro OR  (2014)

• Winner, Photography Division  (for “Force Field”)  •  Trinity Arts Festival  •  Oregon City OR  (2014)

 


 

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