On-the-spot photo winners named

First place: To capture a moment in time, knowing it happened by chance, is the sweetest thing in the world. Photo by lexy butler

Students explored the theme of “Intersect” at the 2019 Fall Conference. Out of 33 entries, judges selected the following winners:

First Place

Lexy Butler, Towns County High School, Yearbook, 10th grade

Judges’ comments:

”This is a clean photo with a creative composition. The photo represents the intersection of technology and photography.”

Second Place

Yunju Lee, McIntosh High

Judges’ comments:

The angle of this photo is a great idea to showcase intersection. We see faces and arms linked in a way that captures the emotion and connection of each person.

Third Place

Claire Mulkey, Roswell High School

Judges’ comments:

“Another good example of getting a unique angle and getting close to the subject. A neat example of ‘intersection’ with the bars on the bike rack and the dichotomy of the moped parked here.”

Honorable Mention:

Grant White, McIntosh High School, 10th grade

Second place Photo by Yunju Lee

Third Place Photo by Claire Mulkey

Honorable mention: against the grain Photo by grant white