09/27/2026
📸 Photo Contest Winners 📸
As reported in this week’s Tri-City News, we are excited to celebrate the incredible photographers who captured the beauty, people, places and spirit of our region through this year’s Tri-City News Swappin Meetin Photo Contest!
🏆 BEST IN SHOW
8-year-old Ava Williams took home Best in Show for her photograph of her International Harvester tractor! Ava also earned FIRST and THIRD PLACE honors in the Scenes from Harlan County category. Ava is the daughter of Jeremy and Robin Williams.
📸 ADULT DIVISION
Mark Doss of Harlan, an accomplished wildlife photographer, took home a record 11 awards in this year’s competition! Doss swept the Black Bear, Black & White and Scenery categories and also captured FIRST and SECOND PLACE in Animals.
April Woods of Lynch earned THIRD PLACE in Animals and SECOND PLACE in Scenes from Cumberland and Harlan County.
In the Flowers category, Teresa Welsh of Lynch captured both FIRST and SECOND PLACE, while 17-year-old Katherine Epling of Partridge took THIRD PLACE.
🌟 YOUTH DIVISION
A new Youth category was added to this year’s competition, and these young photographers made quite an impression!
🥇 Ava Williams — FIRST PLACE
🥈 Keira Back of Blackey — SECOND PLACE
🥉 Keira Back of Blackey — THIRD PLACE
Keira earned her awards with photographs featuring a dog and a man playing guitar. Her photograph of the guitar player also caught the eye of Tri-City News Editor Tina Whitaker, who selected it for the Editor’s Choice Award.
A huge THANK YOU to Tri-City News for sponsoring the Swappin Meetin Photo Contest and helping us celebrate the talented photographers of our region!
And special thanks to our head contest judge,
Malcolm J. Wilson — a Cumberland native and nationally recognized photojournalist and photographer — for lending his expertise to this year’s competition.
Congratulations to all of our photographers! Your work reminds us just how much beauty there is to see right here at home. 📸❤️