Our local newspaper is running a digital photo contest every week this month. This week’s finalists include a picture by my wife! You too can go over to the The Columbus Dispatch and vote for your favorite. Obviously, my vote is a litle biased. 🙂
She becomes a finalist for the grand prize, and if she wins this week’s reader’s choice, she’ll win a free framed print.
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