I was fortunate to be one of the judges for the 2008 version of the University of Tennessee Photography Certificate Annual Photo Contest. The other judges were; Larry Perry, Wade Payne, Kendall Chiles, Ron McConathy and Brad Cottrell, all are instructors in the certificate program. We all agreed that this year's entries were the best and hardest to judge since the contest started three years ago. The first year's winner was Bryan Lynn, last year the winner was Ross Ramsey and here are the winners for this year.
First place - Chad Smith (Fireman)
Second place - Emily Jones (Flower with Bee)
Third place - Colby MeLemore (Portrait of Brunette)
Honorable Mention - Pat Postma (Water Reflection)
Honorable Mention - Emily Jones (Floating Leaf)
Honorable Mention - Patti Googe (Smoking Gun)
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THE FIREMAN AND SMOKING GUN ARE AMAZING AND EVOKES DEEPER THOUGHTS & FEELINGS.
THE REFLECTION IMAGE LOOKS LIKE A PAINTING. BEAUTIFUL.
The fireman picture is timeless, I love it. They are all good, but that one looks classic.
Tom:
The winning images are wonderful!
Thanks for serving as a contest judge and for teaching non-credit photography courses at U. of Tennessee.
Darrin Devault, Marketing Director
UT Division of Outreach & Continuing Education
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