Thank You for Sharing Your 2006 Photos with Us!

Upper Canada Village is pleased to announce the winning images for our 2006 Photo Contest. A first and second place winner has been chosen for each of the three categories as outlined below (all first place winners will receive two 2007 Premium Passports to the Past, and all second place winners will receive a 2007 Single-day Pass for a family). The staff at Upper Canada Village would like to thank each and every person who submitted photos into the contest; it was such a pleasure to view them all and very difficult to choose winners!

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PURE HISTORY

Here we were looking for great action or beauty shots of our costumed staff, animals, buildings and/or scenes from around Upper Canada Village, that didn't have any modern visitors in them.

1st Place: Wagon of Hay Submitted by Howard Sandler

2nd Place: Fall at the Farm Submitted by Lainie Cambria

VISITORS AT UPPER CANADA VILLAGE

In this case, we were looking for shots of visitors really enjoying some aspect of Upper Canada Village.

1st Place: Exploring the Signal Tower Submitted by Alice Weniger

2nd Place: Capturing the Mood Submitted by Greg Delmage

OTHER:

We thought we'd include a category for any photo that might not have fit specifically into one of the categories above, but was an excellent photo from Upper Canada Village all-the-same.

1st Place: Thirsty Dog Submitted by Linda Shaw

2nd Place: Heads Up Submitted by Judy Andrus Toporcer

HONOURABLE MENTIONS:

This is only a small sampling of other photos that we wanted to share that we felt deserved an honourable mention. Unfortunately, we are unable to share all of the photos we received due to the huge volume of entries, but they were all great and again we would like to thank everyone who entered!

Steam Engine Operator Submitted by Carlos Schonfeldt	Still Life Submitted by Thomas Sharina
Little Visitor in the Garden Submitted by Kristine Foley	Inside the Grist Mill Submitted by Carol Mason
At the Family Activity Centre Submitted by Shelley Ayesworth-Spink	Boy With Piglets Submitted by Michel Georges
Cheese Barrels Submitted by Roslyn Schwartz	Millstone Mill Submitted by Dingh Ly
Two Pigs Submitted by A. Montroy	Duckling Pretending to be a Piglet Submitted by Christine Davies