"Photoshop Elements Techniques" Announces 2006 Scrappy Awards Winners
“Photoshop Elements Techniques” newsletter and website (https://www.photoshopelementsuser.com/) announces 11 winners of its 2006 Scrappy Awards, the first Photoshop Elements design competition for digital scrapbookers.
Judges selected winners in 10 subject categories, and picked a Best of Show award for the grand prize. More than $10,000 in prizes will be distributed to the winners, whose designs were selected from 758 total entries.
Winning designs are:
Best of Show: Janet Phillips – Jackson, Michigan
Baby: Jodi Frye – Fort Johnson, New York
Family: Stacy Carlson – Lincoln, Nebraska
Graduation: Jennifer Caputo – Schaumburg, Illinois
Holiday: Courtney Ferguson – Forrestfield, Western Australia
Love/Romance: Tricia Kennedy – Trabuco Canyon, California
Military/Patriotic: Pauline Washburn – Beaverton, Ontario
Pet: Elizabeth Royalty – Worchester, Massachusetts
Sports: Candi Gershon – Fishers, Indiana
Travel: Anne Bury – Calgary, Alberta
Wedding: Sharon Denney – Kansas City, Missouri
Industry sponsors contributed prizes for the contest, including Adobe Systems Incorporated, B&H Photo Video, Auto FX Software, ColorVision, Wacom, iStockphoto, PhotoSpin, KW Media Group, Peachpit Press, Linda Sattgast, and Lynette Kent.
The winning entries, all created using Adobe Photoshop Elements software, will be featured in an upcoming issue of the newsletter, and on its website, www.photoshopelementsuser.com.
Photoshop Elements Techniques newsletter is published eight times a year by the same creative team that produces Photshop User and Layers magazines. Along with its companion website, www.photoshopelementsuser.com, Photoshop Elements Techniques teaches scrapbookers, digital photographers and hobbyists how easy it is to edit, color correct, and enhance their digital photos using Adobe Photoshop Elements software.
This article was last modified on January 3, 2023
This article was first published on August 10, 2006
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