Park City Photography Club exhibit opens at Park City Library

PARK CITY, Utah — The photography exhibit runs through the end of November. With seven club members receiving top honors at the 2026 Utah State Fair, this exhibit is not to be missed.

The strong showing continues a tradition of success for Park City Photography Club members at the Utah State Fair. It highlights the range of photographic work being produced by photographers in the Park City community. The Fair runs through Sunday, Sept. 20.

Club members Howard Meltzer, David Winegar, Mary Perry, Liz Dranow, Amy Eskind, Joelle Massari and David Breslauer were recognized across a wide range of categories, including fine art, black-and-white, wildlife, abstract, sports/action, humor, landscape and phone photography.

David Winegar’s “Sovereign of the Storm” received Best in Show in the Fine Art category. The awards don’t stop with the Utah State Fair though. Mary Perry, in addition to earning first-place honors in multiple categories, just received the Marilyn Shearer Award for Best Photography for her image “The Meat Market” at the AAUW Utah Women Artist Exhibition 2026, presented by the American Association of University Women (AAUW). This exhibit runs through Oct. 14 at the Utah Cultural Celebration Center in West Valley City.

David Breslauer’s drone view, “Shiprock at Dawn,” was selected for the Utah Division of Arts and Museums statewide traveling exhibition, as was Joelle Massari’s photograph “The Acropolis.”

The Park City Photography Club is open to anyone interested in advancing their visual skills. They typically meet the second Monday of every month at the Park City Library at 5:30 p.m.

Ask to join their private Facebook Group to stay up to date.