December 2015/January 2016 Results
December and January's competition was judged by Cole Burston (@cburston) and Nick Iwanyshyn (@nickiwanyshyn), both of whom are freelance photographers based in Toronto.FEATURE
FIRST PLACE
Just
a nice picture took first. it was a nice intimate moment, post processing was a
little wonky.
KABUL, Afghanistan (16/01/05) - As soon as the men are admitted to the camp they are shaved and cleansed. Most of them had been living under a bridge amongst garbage and polluted water for weeks or even months. Photo by Zachary Prong
SECOND PLACE
Second
was nice light and a beautiful canvas just missing a moment.
TOFINO, B.C. (01.01.16) – A surfer walks along the beach at Cox Bay near Tofino, B.C. after a sunset surf on New Year’s Day. Photo by Marissa Tiel
THIRD PLACE
KABUL, Afghanistan -- A young rider with his steed on the beach of Qargha Lake, just outside of Kabul, Afghanistan, Jan. 6, 2016. The lake is a popular resort area in the summer for city residents, but it's restaurants have been targeted by the Taliban in the past. Photo by Andrew C. Johnson
NEWS
FIRST PLACE
Nice
daily, really the only news image with value in the bunch.
Kingston, Ont. (5/12/15) - Homeless man sleeps in front of a church in Downtown Kingston, Ontario. Estimation of homeless persons in Kingston is at the 1000 mark. Photo by Isaac Paul
PORTRAITS
FIRST PLACE
Nice
emotion with some interesting light, wish it was cleaner. I’d think to use that
nice wall more.
KABUL, Afghanistan (16/01/05) - Zaman, 18, started using heroin not long after he dropped out of school when he was 14. He eventually made his way from Ghazni Province, just south of Kabul, to the capital where he's been living on the streets for years. He's pictured here shortly after being admitted to the independent Mother Trust rehab clinic in Kabul, a not-for-profit operation run by a woman named Laila Haidari. He agreed to treatment because he wants to be with is family again, to be happy. "I have hope," said Zaman. Photo by Zachary Prong
SECOND PLACE
Nice
daily portrait. This is the stuff we do day to day.
PICTON, Ont. (01.13.16) – Michelle Laframboise has owned ClearWater Designs with her husband Ian Crerar for the past 21 years. They started with one home-made mold and oven and every year they have added a new design. "He's the visionary and I'm the detail person," she said. "We complement each other." They paddle their own boats at their cottage in the Kawarthas. She said the best part about working for yourself is making your own decisions. "You're accountable only to yourself and your customers," she said. Photo by Marissa Tiel
THIRD PLACE
Third
had an interesting mood, but composition could use some work.
KABUL, Afghanistan -- Kabeer's brother was killed during fighting between Taliban and government forces in Helmand province of Afghanistan. When he found out about his brother's passing, his health failed, and he now suffers from paralysis on his left side, possibly the result of a stroke. He sits here in a dwelling at an Internally Displaced Person's camp in Kabul, Afghanistan, Jan. 9, 2016. Photo by Andrew C. Johnson
SPORTS
FIRST PLACE
BELLEVILLE, Ont. (01.29.16) – Porscha Hewitt collapses on the baseline during play against the Seneca Sting. The Loyalist Lancers women's basketball team took on the Seneca Sting at Loyalist College on Fri., Jan. 29, 2016. They won the game 61-55. Photo by Marissa Tiel
SECOND PLACE
Second
place was a really cool shot with nice light on the dust getting kicked up.
THIRD PLACE
BELLEVILLE, Ont. (20/01/16) – Alex Fobert and Jillian Robinson of the Loyalist Lancers attempt a block against the George Brown Huskies in Belleville on Wednesday, January 20, 2016. The Lancers went on to win the game 3 sets to 1. Photo by Beatrice Serdon, Loyalist College
MULTIPIC
FIRST PLACE
Nakita Krucker - http://www.nakitakrucker.com/untitled-gallery#1
Bra
story was a somewhat dull story that was explored really well with a range of
subjects and photos. Nice variety.
SECOND PLACE
Zachary Prong - http://zachary-fpbf.format.com/2829271-laila-s-men#9
Heroin
story was really repetitive, didn’t explore enough of the issue.
610- Zachary Prong +250
585 - Marissa Tiel +200
425 - Beatrice Serdon +25
345 - Charlie Vilagut
345 - Hannah Lawson
335 - Nakita Krucker +100
275 - Isaac Paul +100
260 - Phil McLachlan +50
230- Andrew Johnson +50
200 - Audrey Caron
200 - Chris Donovan
200 - Chris Donovan
125 - Curtis O'Connor
110 - Hélèn Roth
100 - Emma Gardner
95 - Elliot Gould
25 - Callum Rutherford
Points
Points are awarded for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and Honorable Mentions.
1st place - 100
2nd place - 50
3d place - 25
HM - 10
1st place - 100
2nd place - 50
3d place - 25
HM - 10