Congratulations to Garrison Reekers, the winner of the third annual Pannier Graphics Photo Contest!
Garrison’s photo of two Triangular Kiosks with Fiberglass Embedded panels is located in the prairie park in Belle Plaine, Iowa. “The park was made possible by the work of the Belle Plaine Partners for Beautification, a group of volunteers that help beautify our little town,” said Reekers. The panels are visible from the highway and are located close to the entrance and pavilion of the park. They help educate about the prairie and local community.
Placing second was Mary -Jo DeVinney’s photo of a Cantilevered Exhibit Base with a Fiberglass Embedded panel was taken in front of the Victorian House on the campus of Pennsylvania College of Technology. The exhibit base is one of the 12 stops along the History Trail. The Trail was a 2014 Award of Merit winner from the American Association for State and Local History’s Leadership Awards.
Placing third was Patricia Pennell’s photo of a Traditional T exhibit base with a Fiberglass Embedded panel. This sign was designed to engage visitors with a beautiful public native plant garden in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The garden was planted by the River City Wild Ones, a local chapter of Wild Ones, which is an organization that promotes the use of plants indigenous to your region in home and business landscapes.
Rounding out the top 12 were Frank Rezek, Meribeth Bolt, J.D. Jensen, Bob Griffin, Anne Stahley, Dan Fischer, Megan Stine, John Hoeschele and Jamey Ritter.