Apr 062007

Through February

1 Justin Rumbach The Herald-Jasper 174
2 Denny Simmons Courier and Press 164
3 Rob Goebel Indianapolis Star 115
4 John Terhune Journal and Courier 92
5 Jim Rider South Bend Tribune 84
6 Jeremy Hogan Herald-Times 82
7 Don Knight Herald Bulletin 62
8 Bob Gwaltney Courier and Press 54
8 Joe Garza Tribune Star 54
10 Kelly Wilkinson Indianapolis Star 53

Cream of the Crop, 1st Place Sports
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Judges
Contra Costa Times
Cindi Christie/Chief Photographer
Doug Duran/Photographer
Nader Khouri/Photographer

It would have been nice to see more picture stories entered in this competition. Thank you for asking us to judge. We enjoyed the snow, probably much more than you do.

Feature 1st | Justin Rumbach, The Herald
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This is very humorous. We can almost tell what the dog is thinking. Nice job.

Feature 2nd | Jeremy Hogan, The Bloomington Herald-Times
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The shoe falling off really makes the photo. It could have been cropped more tightly.

Feature 3rd | Jeremy Hogan, The Bloomington Herald-Times
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The ice-covered branches were well-seen.

General_News HM | Jeremy Hogan, The Bloomington Herald-Times
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The photographer caught a fun moment that made us smile.

General_News 1st | Rob Goebel
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This photo has several layers of information to tell the story and to give the emotion context. We would be happy to run a photo like this in our paper (if only our teams would win).

General_News 2nd | Jon L. Hendricks/The Times
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This is nicely seen and executed. Black & white helps the mood and impact.

General_News 3rd | Matt Detrich, The Indianapolis Star
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It’s a nice, clean picture.

Sports 1st | Cream of the Crop | Rob Goebel
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This is like a circus act. The photographer did a good job with the caption, too.

Sports 2nd | Joe Vitti/Indianapolis Star
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We enjoyed the symmetry. This would have been a stronger photo if cropped a bit from the bottom. Nice picture.

Sports 3rd | Don Knight
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Good, solid action.

Sports HM | AJ Mast, Freelance
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Good job of showing the extent of the player’s emotions.

Sports HM | Rob Goebel
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Good crop for a podium photo.

Spot_News 1st | John Terhune, Journal & Courier
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We had a tough time deciding between this photo and second place. This won out because of the human interaction with the large fire.

Spot_News 2nd | John Terhune, Journal & Courier
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This is a good, solid spot news photo. It says it all — sense of place and sense of scale. Needed a better crop from the bottom and right.

Spot_News 3rd | Don Knight, The Herald Bulletin
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Nice color and placement of silhouetted firefighters.

Spot_News HM | Ellie Bogue, The News-Sentinel
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This is a lucky moment. We hope there isn’t a person in here.

ma_jzrs 1st | Jim Rider, South Bend Tribune
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This is the first choice because it has a beginning, middle and end. It was a lot of work for $18, which he is drinking away. Interesting look at the scrap metal issue. Good job of sticking with story, but the edit is way too loose.

Ma_JLRI 2nd | Jeri Reichanadter
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The photographer brings readers a photo essay about the storm. We especially like the lead photo and good variety throughout. The edit got redundant.

ma_dlse 3rd | Denny Simmons/Evansville Courier & Press
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This could have had more pictures.

Apr 022007

Multi-Media: Practical Advice for Working in the New Newsroom

Sponsored by the Associated Press Photo Managers
In Conjunction With
the National Press Photographers Association
And Hosted By
Ball State University Department of Journalism

Saturday, April 28
9 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Ball State University
Art and Journalism Building
Muncie, Indiana

Cost: $20
Free to APPM members
Free to students

*Presenters:*

Sonari Glinton
Producer and Reporter
NPR Chicago
“Sound Tips from NPR: Gathering and Editing Audio”

Nancy Andrews
AME Multi-Media
Detroit Free Press
“Editing for Multi-Media”

Sam Riche
Photojournalist
Indianapolis Star
“Moving Pictures: The Transition from Still to Video”

Lori Demo
Faculty
Ball State University
“Web First: A New Model For Newspapers”

Ryan Sparrow
Faculty
Ball State University
“Beyond Slide Shows”

*Please pre-register.* Payment is not due until the day of the
seminar. E-mail your name and publication or school to:

John Rumbach
jrumbach@dcherald.com

or

Mike Fender
Mike.fender@indystar.com

This one-day seminar should be of interest to Midwest visual
journalists working in the rapidly changing environment of newspaper
newsrooms. Ball State University is easy to get to — a few miles off
I-69. The cost is minimal. The presenters are first class and will
fill the day with practical advice for working in and coping with the
new newsroom.

If you want to arrive on Friday, stay on Saturday or both, Muncie
offers several hotel options on or near campus:

The Pittenger Center, on campus, 2000 W. University Ave.
765-285-1555

Holiday Inn Express, one mile from campus, 4201 W. Bethel.
888-465-4329

Best Western, one mile from campus, 3011 W. Bethel.
765-282-0600

Ball State University’s Arts and Journalism Building is a contemporary
facility that reflects Ball State’s dedication to educating journalists.

It is located on McKinley Avenue between Riverside and Petty Road.
Parking is available on Saturday at various campus metered lots and
streets including one south and west of the journalism building.

Mark your calendar today. Don’t miss this invaluable seminar.