2018 Photo Contest Winners

FACES—First place: Evie, 5, enjoying the day in Philadelphia’s Rittenhouse Square; photograph by her father, Brad Hensley ’03 of Bethlehem, Pa.

FACES—Second place: Molting cicada (Neotibicen sp.); photograph by Dr. Steven Wilt, associate professor of biology at Bellarmine.

FACES—Third place: Fr. Sebastian Painadath, a Jesuit priest speaking with Bellarmine students in Kerala, India, in 2017; photograph by Laura Kline, director of Campus Ministry at Bellarmine.

PLACES, DOMESTIC—First place: 2003 Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Funny Cide being re-shoed at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington; photograph by Michael Moeller ’18 MSDM of Louisville.

PLACES, DOMESTIC—Second place: Pilgrim monument in Provincetown, Mass.; photograph by Jacob A. Lagrone ’11 of San Antonio, Texas.

PLACES, DOMESTIC—Third place (tie): Colors of fall; photograph by Mark Carter ’85 of Crestwood, Ky.

PLACES, DOMESTIC—Third place (tie): Henry County oak tree; photograph by Dr. R. Wayne Willis of Prospect, Ky.

PLACES, International—First place: Old fortress in Corfu, Greece; photograph by Tara Lochmoeller of Louisville.

PLACES, International—Second place: Sunset in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica; photograph by Sarah Davis, Bellarmine staff accountant.

PLACES, International—Third place: Sailing in Switzerland; photograph by Dr. R. Wayne Willis of Prospect, Ky.

PLACES, International—Honorable mention: Plaza Mayor in Salamanca, Spain; photograph by Sarah Neal, adjunct faculty, Global Languages and Cultures.

Fall is one of our favorite times of the year here at Bellarmine Magazine. The weather is cooling off, there’s a new crop of students on campus and we get to celebrate our readers’ talent by publishing the winners of the annual Bellarmine Magazine Photo Contest. This year is no exception. From a sweeping sunset vista to an up-close-and-personal shot of a cicada in mid-costume change, the victorious photos capture the eye and the imagination.

Carla Carlton | ccarlton@bellarmine.edu