Historical Society, Camera Club Partner for 50th Annual Heritage Awards Photo Contest

Photo by David James Heiss

Thomas Jackson won first place in the inaugural joint photography contest hosted by the Redlands Area Historical Society and the Redlands Camera Club.

By Shannon Wray

For the Redlands News Collective

REDLANDS — The Redlands Area Historical Society and the Redlands Camera Club partnered for the first time to host a community photography contest celebrating the 50th anniversary of the annual Heritage Awards.

The contest focused on capturing Heritage Award-winning local homes, drawing 39 submissions from 15 individual participants.

Photo by David James Heiss

Second place winner Caitlin Brown with her photograph.

Entries were evaluated by a panel of local judges, including Redlands Mayor Mario Saucedo, Redlands Camera Club President Bruce Herwig, and Redlands Area Historical Society President John P. Beall.

The contest winners and honorees include:

The Redlands Area Historical Society selected Paige Spee’s photo as their honorable mention, “Honoring the Heritage of Our Area.”

Alex Mitroff’s photo was selected by the Redlands Camera Club for Photographic Excellence honorable mention.

This photograph by Linda DeBaun earned the Mayor’s Honorable Mention for Distinctive Architecture from Mario Saucedo.

Caitlin Brown’s Halloween motif of 433 W. Olive Ave. won second place.

The splendor of Thomas Jackson’s photograph of the historic Morey Mansion.

  • First Prize: Thomas Jackson, for a photograph of the Morey Mansion at 190 Terracina Blvd.

  • Second Prize: Caitlin Brown, for a photograph of 433 W. Olive Ave.

  • Third Prize: Paige Spee, for a photograph of 221 E. Cypress Ave.

  • Mayor’s Honorable Mention for Distinctive Architecture: Linda DeBaun, for a photograph of 1157 Orange St.

  • Redlands Camera Club Honorable Mention for Photographic Excellence: Alex Mitroff, for a photograph of 190 Terracina Blvd.

  • Redlands Area Historical Society Honorable Mention for Honoring the Heritage of Our Area: Paige Spee, for a photograph of 1210 W. Highland Ave.

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