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Students, here's your big break.
Adorama Camera and SportsShooter.com present this rich learning environment, designed specifically for students. Start off by entring your best "One Week's Work", and you may end up having your portfolio reviewed by some of the most respected photographers in the business. As if that isn't enough, one dedicated and talented student is going to end up winning the title of SportsShooter.com Student Photographer of the Year, and take home the outrageously cool Grand Prize: "The Essentials", the tools to have when you're ready to start getting serious. |
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|| "Week's Work" Entry (May, 2009):
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Third Place: Andrew Spear
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Photo Story
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[ Click thumbnails to view all of the images in this picture story. ]
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First: 0
Second: 1
Third: 1
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Reviewer Comments:
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Shawn Lynch
Photographer
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New York | New York | USA
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Comments | You need to be more clear on your IDs. In the 4th photo, I thought Austin was the older guy on the left, but then in the 5th photo, that older guy is not there, so I realize I was wrong. Also, there seems to be a little bit of a lack of focus to this story. Is it on the Maffins? Is it on Gloucester, OH? Is it on unemployment? There are some nice photos. The first one definitely has some mood to it. Looks like it was shot through glsas w/ water running down it. Anyway, I suggest if you can, revisit this place with a better idea of what you are trying to express and then rework this story for your portfolio.
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