Indigenous Impressions by Pete Zapadka took part in the sixth annual Greene County Art show through July 25, 2006, in Waynesburg College's Performing Arts Center.
My photos took two awards, including a blue ribbon in the still life division in the annual Sheep and Fiber Festival photo contest May 20-21, 2006, in Waynesburg, Pa.!
Read the list of winners as printed by the Washington Observer-Reporter.
Greeting cards for $4 (plus applicable sales tax). Includes envelope and plastic sleeve to protect each card, which carry "full-bleed," 5- by 7-inch images on the front. There is no cropping that results in a smaller photo.
These photos were taken while I was exploring the western end of the Mason-Dixon Line -- in western Maryland, northern West Virginia and southwestern Pennsylvania (primarily Greene County). The inside is left for YOU to personalize -- what could be better than a photo gift with a unique message for someone special?
Look for other lines of cards soon.
Click on each photo for a larger image.
 Musk mallow after a summer rain |
 A tiger swallowtail butterfly on teasel |
 Star of Bethlehem in Greene County woods |
 Apple blosson on Mason-Dixon Line |
 Apple blossom butterfly |
 Morning dew weighs heavy on sweet pea |
 Abundant blue-eyed Marys |
 A rare red trillium |
 Twin trilliums |
 Side-by-side troutlillies |
For Indigenous Impressions greeting cards ordering information, e-mail Pete Zapadka or call 412-487-9363.
Indigenous Impressions is Pete Zapadka, director, photographer and author; and Jessica L. Zapadka, senior associate and awesome daughter. Also providing important support are Colleen Nelson, artist, illustrator and advisor, and Amy Johns, lovely lady friend, advisor and official jeweler of exploretheline.com!
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