October Clip Contest Results
The Macon Telegraph
Woody Marshall, Director of Photography
Jason Vorhees, Staff Photographer
Beau Cabell, Staff PhotographerF-Feature
1st: Charlie Nye
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Just what a feature should do–surprise and delight the reader.
2nd: Natalie Battaglia/The Times
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Technically well executed and puts the reader right there in the story telling circle.
3rd: Denny Simmons
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There’s beauty in the ugliness of it all.
HM: Chris Bergin, The Star Press
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Photographer captured nice emotion and great light.
GN-General_News
1st: Denny Simmons
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Nice patterns that are broken by the inspector looking over the edge of the bridge.
2nd: John Terhune, Journal & Courier
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Tight, clean and to the point.
3rd: Charlie Nye
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Funny photo from a boring event.
S-Sports
Cream of the Crop
1st: Matt Detrich
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What a great moment from a celebration. The players’ body language and the spectators’ reaction is just great.
2nd: Joseph C. Garza, Tribune-Star
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This is a different way to look at cross county runners.
3rd: Melanie Maxwell
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More feature than sports but a nice clean photo that makes you feel good.
HM: AJ Mast, Freelance
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This looks like it’s going to hurt.
SN-Spot_News
1st: Chris Bergin, The Star Press
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A very strong photo from a weak category.
2nd: Melanie Maxwell
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Having details in the caption gathered from the scene makes this a better choice for second place.
3rd: Chris Bergin, The Star Press
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Best of the rest. A weaker caption lead the judges to make this photo third.
Multi
1st: John Terhune, Journal & Courier
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Overall a weak category. This group of photos told the best story.
2nd: Matt Detrich
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The color value helps this lift it to second.
3rd: Charlie Nye
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This story had more photos that have a style than the others.