In first place, body language tells the story in this photograph, concentrating on details instead of facial expressions. There was no name in the cutline so we are assuming he didn’t want to be identified yet the photographer was able to tell his story. In second place, there were too many images included in photographs of a dog show but there were also some stand-out ones. We loved the dog tie in the 9th photo. And in third place, the first photograph needed to be cropped closer to illuminate distracting elements in the background. We think it would have done better with just the other two included in the package.
Judges:
Don Seabrook/The Wenatchee World, Loren Benoit/The Wenatchee World
Judges Comments
In first place, body language tells the story in this photograph, concentrating on details instead of facial expressions. There was no name in the cutline so we are assuming he didn’t want to be identified yet the photographer was able to tell his story. In second place, there were too many images included in photographs of a dog show but there were also some stand-out ones. We loved the dog tie in the 9th photo. And in third place, the first photograph needed to be cropped closer to illuminate distracting elements in the background. We think it would have done better with just the other two included in the package.