donderdag, maart 27, 2008
NPPA Best Of Photojournalism
On the third full day of judging at NPPA's Best Of Photojournalism competition at The Poynter Institute for Media Studies, judges picked winners in the categories Domestic News Picture Story, International News, General News, Enterprise, Natural Disaster, and Environmental Picture Story.
In the International News category, first place is John Moore of Getty Images for his photograph from the assassination of Pakistan's former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto. Second place is Carlos Barria of Reuters, and third place is Paul Bronstein of Getty Images.
In the Domestic News Picture Story category, first place is Todd Heisler of The New York Times for an essay on the aftermath of the Virginia Tech campus shootings. Second place is Mark Zaleski of The Press-Enterprise for a picture story on children visiting their parents in California prisons, and third place is Barbara Davidson of the Los Angeles Times for a story about a woman left paralyzed by a gang bullet who is raising her three young children.
In the General News category, first place is Anthony Suau shooting for Time magazine. Second place is Rich-Joseph Facun of The Virginian-Pilot, and third place is Alvaro Barrientos of the Associated Press.
In the International News category, first place is John Moore of Getty Images for his photograph from the assassination of Pakistan's former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto. Second place is Carlos Barria of Reuters, and third place is Paul Bronstein of Getty Images.
In the Domestic News Picture Story category, first place is Todd Heisler of The New York Times for an essay on the aftermath of the Virginia Tech campus shootings. Second place is Mark Zaleski of The Press-Enterprise for a picture story on children visiting their parents in California prisons, and third place is Barbara Davidson of the Los Angeles Times for a story about a woman left paralyzed by a gang bullet who is raising her three young children.
In the General News category, first place is Anthony Suau shooting for Time magazine. Second place is Rich-Joseph Facun of The Virginian-Pilot, and third place is Alvaro Barrientos of the Associated Press.
# posted by Jan-Edward : 11:01
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