There were not a lot of entries here, possibly reflecting the industry's move away from this sort of coverage. First place was an emotional embrace, made from a distance and a high vantage point. The photojournalist needed to be paying close attention to body language and movement to see this. The second place image had some nice layering to it that helped establish a sense of place and a sense of time with a minor moment.
Judges:
Mark E. Johnson/University of Georgia, Andrea Hudson/University of Georgia, Kyser Lough/University of Georgia
Judges Comments
There were not a lot of entries here, possibly reflecting the industry's move away from this sort of coverage. First place was an emotional embrace, made from a distance and a high vantage point. The photojournalist needed to be paying close attention to body language and movement to see this. The second place image had some nice layering to it that helped establish a sense of place and a sense of time with a minor moment.