Today, I learned that I have been selected as a finalist in the 29th Annual Spring Photography Contest, co-sponsored by
Photographer's Forum Magazine and Canon. This is the fourth time that I have been recognized by the publication: I was also named a finalist in its 2002 and 2005 contests, as well as in its 2008 student contest. (Yes, as a law student, I technically qualify for the student publication.)
Below is a copy of the image they selected. If it looks a bit familiar, it's because it's an alternate version of an image I shot last December in a nearby graveyard and published here in black-and-white format. It's also the weakest of the three images I submitted, which just goes to show how hard it is to outguess jurors:
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can never outguess the judges - that's the darn confounding part of juried stuff. But congrats on the 4th time selection. They definitely see something consistent that they like.
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