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“Captured” Photography Show at Chillicothe’s Pump House

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Chillicothe — The “Captured” Photography Exhibition at the Pump House Center for the Arts had its opening night on Thursday, May 1st.

Watch my video to hear the list of winners, upcoming events for the Pump House, and see a quick scan of the photos (but come in to see them better). An additional painting show is upstairs. Lynn Carden, who had a solo show in November of 2023, sponsored the show.

I also interviewed two of the winners. Michael Mankin says he took 60 to 70 photos of the same flower to get his second Place “Carnival de Rio Tulip.” Mankin will have his own solo show at the Pump House later this year.

And, Rio Grande University senior Willliam Conley explained his third place “Four Point Jump.” He said he helped a driver stuck in last year’s Forest Rally in Ross County, so he was given a press pass to a Michigan forest rally, where he took this photo.

Conley said this photo is from a burst of 30 to 50 photos – and he took about 10,000 photos total, with about 700 of them usable. The 2-D Design major plans to do become a professional photographer after he graduates.

The show runs through the end of the month. The Pump House Center for the Arts is closed Mondays, but open most other days at least 11 to 4. Learn more on their Facebook page and website

Hear the list of winners, upcoming events for the Pump House, and see a quick scan of the show.
Mankin says this winner is one photo from 60 to 70 of the same flower.
Conley explains his winner and another photo, a stylized print of a friend modeling a flapper dress.
The winners
The judge’s comments
The spread for the opening. (No, the ants are plastic.)
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Raised in Ross County, Bearcat class of '87 at Paint Valley. Wrote a column on history and historic preservation for the Chillicothe Gazette right out of high school, then a bachelors in Journalism in the OU class of '91. After starting my one-man company "Intrepid Heritage Services" in Columbus in 1997 to offer historical research, tours, and talks, I retuned to Ross County in 2003. Have been working as a radio programmer and reporter at Clear Channel / iHeart Media Southern Ohio. Started working with the Scioto Post June 27th, 2023.