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• Feature Photo – Nick Short, First Place

  JUDGE: Thomas Boyd, Eugene Register-Guard

  First Place: – Roy Flood: – Nick Short, Standard-Examiner
  What a surreal thing to see. This kid is floating at what looks like second base. The sun is shining and the backstop is perfectly framed. I just couldn’t stop looking at it. Excellent job.

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• Humor – Jaren Wilkey, First Place

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• Photo Essay – Moving On, Djamila Grossman, First Place

  1st Place – Moving On, Djamila Grossman

  Heather Pullman leaves the St. Anne’s homeless shelter in Ogden, after moving out all her family’s belongings, on Dec. 4, 2008. Pullman, her partner Charles Brown and their three children, spent several months at a homeless shelter in Ogden, Utah, after losing their home to foreclosure. The family [...]

• POY – Ramin Rahimian, First Place

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  Outside the Democratic National Convention, members of Iraq War Veterans Against the War line up and raise their arms in an emotional farewell and thanks directed to a crowd who had been marching and protesting alongside them all day in Denver, Colorado, on [...]

• Multimedia – Beth Schlanker, First Place

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• Feature Photo – Brian Nicholson, First Place

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  First place was a visual pun of sorts and the more I looked at it, the more fun it was. There are a lot of distractions that can undermine the aesthetics of a moment like this, but none that are found here. Everything works quite cleverly

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• POY – Djamila Grossman, Second Place

  Second Place, Photographer of the Year 2009 – Djamila Grossman

  Lorie Cross, 18, of Pleasant View, Utah, waits for customers to buy corn by the side of the road, on Aug. 5, 2008. Cross and two of her friends raised the crops as part of the school’s Future Farmers of America club.

  Sgt. Joe Hoffman of the [...]

• A Street Light, Drew Godleski

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• Feature Photo – Mario Ruiz, First Place

  Judge- Rodney Curtis, Features Picture Editor at The Detroit Free Press
  I enjoyed looking at your pictures. One thing’s for certain, the light
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