Georgia on My Mind
About the Judges​

Terry Chapman

​​Terry has been involved in photography for many years.  He has photographed headshots, landscapes, events and fitness portraits. He started scuba diving in 2008 and soon afterward took his camera into the water. His current focus is underwater portraiture.  
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TP has earned the Professional Photographers of America, Master of Photography Degree and the Certified Professional Photographer certification. 

Cindi Fortmann

​Cindi Fortmann is a Master Photographer, an International award winning photographer and has been published in Professional Photographer’s magazine. She specializes in Professional Headshots, Commercial Photography, & Personal Brand Photography. 
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Cindi runs a full service studio providing her clients with awesome images, an enjoyable, relaxed experience and exceptional customer service. She is also an accomplished oil painter and Hand Rendered Mixed-Media artist. She is passionate about health/fitness and is a Gordon Ramsay wannabe in the kitchen. But most of all, she loves her faith, family and friends.
Past President GNPA
Past Board member GNPA
Chairman-GNPA Field Trips
Past Chapter Coordinator GNPA Gwinnett

Horace Hamilton

​Horace is an award winning photographer who has been photographing for over 40 years focusing primarily on nature photography. He has been a Canon shooter for over 40 years and currently shoots a 5d Mark IV and a 1dx Mark ii.  He is the founding coordinator of the Gwinnett  Chapter, currently the largest in GNPA. 

In recent years he has been a jurist for several photo exhibits and competitions including the Booth Photography Guild, Blue Ridge Mountain Arts, Gwinnett Master Gardeners, Georgia Appalachian Trail Conservancy, Cherokee Camera Club, Sweetwater Camera Club, Southeastern Photographic Society, Atlanta Photographic Society and numerous GNPA events. Horace has also conducted several training classes for GNPA as well as presentations to camera clubs across the state of Georgia. 

​Horace’s favorite subject is the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and its animals, landscape, streams and flowers.
Aside from working to improve his own photography, Horace’s primary focus is to assist other photographers in their efforts to improve their skills and to coordinate events to enable them to exercise their craft.