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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. FOTODC_091107_009.JPG: Tom Chambers "Saccharine Perch" First Place: Award of Excellence Fine Art
2. FOTODC_091107_015.JPG: Joseph Romeo "Keeler Pool, Keeler, California" Second Place: Award of Distinction Fine Art This old pool sits on what was the banks of Owens lake on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada's in Keeler, California. The thirst for water in Los Angeles drained the lake. Now the pool has been drained of its water, for some time now.
3. FOTODC_091107_044.JPG: Martin Christopher "Crossing the Delaware" Third Place: Award of Merit Advertising This photograph was created as part of an advertising campaign for Gilbert Hospital in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area. Drew Markel, the hospital's marketing director assigned the project to create photographic interpretations of historical and iconic images to promote the hospital's mission. Having carefully studied the famous 1851 painting by Emanuel Leutze, we composed the image using hospital staff as models. Posing as George Washington is Dr. Timothy Johns, founder and Chief Medical Officer for Gilbert Hospital. Holding the flag is David Wanger, Gilbert Hospital's CEO. The others in the boat are various hospital staff members. To retain a small hint of modernity, we used a bass boat, which, except for shortening, was left un-retouched. For authenticity, I created a lighting scheme that closely describes the original work> Continuing with several hours of digital post-production, I created this final image that was used in the advertisement.
4. FOTODC_091107_052.JPG: C. Gavin Jones "Darfur Struggle" Student Winner News/Feature Reporting: A young Sudanese refugee from Darfur struggles to keep his footing during a dust storm in Abeche, Chad. Since 2003, more than 250,000 people have fled the ongoing conflict in Sudan to the desolate regions of eastern Chad. While they may have escaped the violence in Darfur, they find themselves competing with the local population for water and other essential resources necessary for their survival. Consistently ranked as one of the top ten poorest countries in the world, Chad faces its own challenges and has few resources to offer to the growing population of refugees.
5. FOTODC_091107_069.JPG: Koby "Fashion sCares" First Place: Award of Excellence Advertising Fashion sCares was an event for Fashion Cares which is a gala in support of the AIDS Committee of Toronto (ACT), with the goal of building awareness of HIV/AIDS and raising funds for ACT. A project of the local and international fashion and design industries, Fashion Cares has enjoyed the support of some of Canada's most progressive and successful corporations, such as MAC, The Bay, BMO Financial Group, Sears, Molson, and Winners.
6. FOTODC_091107_103.JPG: Shannon Finney "Up" Second Place: Award of Distinction Contemporary Life Photographed on Inauguration Day, January 20, 2009 in Washington DC. Riders make their way out of the Metro up onto the street on the morning of the Inauguration.
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