Winners For The Photography Contest of 2007
Best of Show - Elliot Jimenez, Southwest Senior High
1st Place Black & White - Daniel Castan, Southwood Middle
2nd Place Black & White - Bryan DeLoach, Krop Senior High
3rd Place Black & White - Amanda Joffee, Miami Country Day School
1st Place Color - Fernando Rosales, Coral Reef Senior High
2nd Place Color - Kelly Baron, Krop Senior High
3rd Place Color - Marie Lopez, Doral Academy Charter Middle
1st Place Digital - Kara Barndollar, Miami Killian Senior
2nd Place Digital - Erick Jimenez, Southwest Senior High
3rd Place Digital - Nick Chase, Miami Killian Senior High
Best Portraiture - Elliot Jimenez, Southwest Senior High
Best Wildlife Photo - Ana Portela, South Miami Middle
Best Architectural Photo - Denise Puente, Miami Killian Senior
The number of student photographs that are submitted into the Pitman Photo Supply Photography Contest grows each year along with the overall quality of the entries. Cash prizes will be awarded to the students who enter winning photographs in one of three categories: Color, Black & White and Digital Imaging. There is also a “Best in Show” Grand prize awarded to the single best photograph in the contest. The Junior Orange Bowl Photography Contest is open to students in grades 6 – 12. The photographs entered will also be exhibited in the auditorium of Junior Orange Bowl Festival Sponsor Miami Children's Hospital.
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