Below are the results of the 32nd Annual Spring Photography Contest, sponsored by Photographer’s Forum magazine and Nikon. Finalists were notified in July. The Winners and Honorable Mentions listed here were chosen from the Finalist group by our judges.
*** Finalists, please see the NOTE at the bottom of this page.***
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WINNERS
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| First Place $2,000 | :: Leow Ek Teck | ||
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| Second Place $1,000 | :: Patty Maher | ||
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| Third Place $500 | :: Francisco Arcenillas | ||
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| Fourth Place $100 | :: Nick Ng Yeow Kee | ||
| :: Bill Klipp | |||
| :: Addie Mannan | |||
| :: Laurie B. McCormick | |||
| :: Camil M. Seisanu | |||
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HONORABLE MENTIONS |
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Madeline R. Adams
Yvonne Albinowski Richard A. Arthur Merrie Asimow Mike Barbee Robert Barberio Eric Barron Morgan B. Beaty Tony A. Beck Mahfuzul Hasan Bhuiyan Jackie M. Blakeney Emma L. Blinken Igor Borisek Martina Brandstetter Caroline V. Burt Lori Burton Kurt Cabero Miguel A. Cantu Juliette H. Charvet Sarah Jing Choo HuiChen Chuang Lorraine Ciccotto Filipe A. Costa Adrian R. Davis Lynda Dawson |
Renato F. De Araàºjo
Nikolas A. Despiniadis Ankita Dhussa Gregorio J.M. Di Natale Harjono Djoyobisono Kendra Dos Remedios Nancy A. Dowling Sherry Dunnigan Burcin Ikiz Ekanadham Scott Erickson Ximena Etchart Marietta Ewing Mike A. Fairfield Shawn W. Fleming Jennifer A. Fox Giuseppe Francavilla Brooke A. Frederick Robert Gaines Andrea Gamba Alberto Cob Garcia Charles T. Golonkiewicz Chuck Graham Donald J. Gray James R. Hansen Michel Hersen |
Nikolai Kolya Hicker
David Hillendahl Emma L. Hughes Timothy S. Huyck Ihsan Ilze Seiji Iwaihara Russell B. James Goran Jovic Shoayb Hesham Khattab Natalia Korovnikova Andrew J. Krech Alain R. Labbe Dylan T. Lees Valerie Leonard Julie A. Lopez Yvonne Lu Amber L. Malquist April M. McNett Amiel Morris Holly E. Neill Sierra M. Palmer Chris S. Perley Emma C. Powell Antonio Pulgarin Rylie J. E. Rasler |
Kenneth L. Renk
Lyndon Rich Mohammed Rimon Charmaine T. Samakande David R. Sark Yingting Shih Yon S. Sim Yew Kiat Soh Robert J. Sova Rosie Stafin-Lewis Brittni Stasiuk Addie I. Strozier Khadijah C. Swann Jose B. Titievsky Anastasia Tompkins Brian M. Trujillo Jake F. Tull Samuil Velichkov Renata Vogl Magda Wasiczek Heinrich Wegmann Glendon W. Wesley Kaelin R. Wideman Lance A. Williams Lindsay L. Zubay |
NOTE TO FINALISTS: All finalists were notified by mail in July. If you received a letter that said you had been selected as a finalist, your name and photograph will be published in the Annual. This is a list of Winners and Honorable Mentions only. Your name will not be on this list if you did not go on to become a Winner or Honorable Mention. All Winners, Honorable Mentions and Finalists will receive a gold-embossed certificate in November.
ABOUT OUR JUDGES:
Dennis Darling is a professor in the School of Journalism at The University of Texas, where he has taught photography and design since 1981. Darling was awarded an MFA (1972) from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. His work has been published in more than 50 national and international publications and has been exhibited internationally in more than 150 group exhibitions and 30 one-man shows. He is the author of two books on photography, Desperate Pleasures and Chameleon With Camera. Darling’s current project is making portraits of Holocaust survivors from the Nazi concentration camp of Terezin.
Henry Horenstein has been a professional photographer, teacher, and author since the 1970s. He studied history at the University of Chicago before turning to photography, earning his BFA and MFA at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), while studying under legendary photographers Harry Callahan and Aaron Siskind. Henry’s work is collected and exhibited internationally, and he has published over 30 books, including Black & White Photography: A Basic Manual and Digital Photography: A Basic Manual, used by hundreds of thousands of college, university, high school and art school students as their introduction to photography. He has also published several monographs of his own work, including Show, Honky Tonk, Animalia, Humans, Racing Days, Close Relations, and others. Henry lives in Boston, and is professor of photography at RISD. His photographs can be seen at www.horenstein.com.
Karen Sinsheimer is the Curator of Photography at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art. In her 23-year tenure she has organized 16 traveling exhibitions, which appeared in both national and international venues, and each of which was accompanied by a major publication. She is presently organizing a mid-career survey of the work of John Divola in collaboration with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Pomona Art Museum, accompanied by a catalogue published by Prestel. She is a member of the Board of JGS, Inc., a non-profit organization that has funded more than 60 single-artist books of contemporary photography and which is now focused on photographic education.