CLBC 2008 photo contest winners: capturing community living

Thank you to everyone who participated in the CLBC photo contest this year. We received many great photos of individuals and their friends and families in the community from all over the province.

The photos were judged by three staff members at CLBC headquarters. Judges graded each photo on composition and how well it represented the people in their community.

Our first place winner is Mary Lee Tondreau, a service provider from Chilliwack. Her photo captures Neil Fromhart at Shuswap Lake in August, enjoying a boat ride and watching some friends being towed on a tube. Mary will receive a $50 gift certificate.

Also shown are the runners-up in the contest. A big thank you to everyone, who submitted a photo. And remember, please feel free to send photos to The Citizen to be included in future issues.

	Neil Fromhart enjoys being out on the boat on Shuswap Lake. Photographed by service provider Mary Lee Tondreau.
	Patricia Schiffelers soaks up some sun at the fall fair in Port Alberni. Photographed by Patricia’s mother Christa Schiffelers.
	Nick (top left), Tyler (right) and Jesse (bottom left) share a laugh at the marina in Squamish. Photographed by self-advocate Jeremy Boyd.
	Richard and Brittany take a dip to cool down in Westwood Lake in Nanaimo. Photographed by Tanya Taylor, a staff member at Clay Tree Society for People with Developmental Disabilities.
	(left to right) Cissy, Melanie and Shane eat popsicles as a perfect treat for a hot summer’s day. Photographed by service provider Dan McRoberts.
	Caleb Wacholtz dribbles a basketball while his cousin Samantha Dumont watches. Photographed by Caleb’s mother Rita Wacholtz.