Haiti benefit print sale
Where Love Dwells: Haiti
A photographic journey with Perry and Jeri Reichanadter to benefit the people of Haiti.
Thursday, March 4, 2010 @ 5 p.m.- 8 p.m. with remarks at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. Inside The Star Press Building 345 S. High St., Muncie, Indiana
Meet the photographers and missionaries who visited the country in October 2009. Framed and unframed prints will be available with 100 percent of the proceeds going to Haiti through World Renewal International. For more information call Jeri at 317-448-5295.
2009 POY Contest Results
Best of Show: Krista Schinagl / The Herald (Jasper, IN)
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The Indiana News Photographers held judging for their 2009 still photo contest in Bloomington, Ind., Feb. 20, 2010.
The Judges were:
Jay Janner, The Austin American-Statesman, Photographer
Sarah Hoskins, Documentary Photographer
Josh Meltzer, Western Kentucky University, Photojournalist in residence
Best of Show
Krista Schinagl / The Herald (Jasper, IN)
Photographer of the Year
Justin Rumbach / The Herald (Jasper, IN)
Runner-up
Krista Schinagl / The Herald (Jasper, IN)
2nd Runner -up
Denny Simmons / Evansville Courier & Press
2009 Multi Media Contest Winner
The Judges were:
Jay Janner, The Austin American-Statesman, Photographer
Sarah Hoskins, Documentary Photographer
Josh Meltzer, Western Kentucky University, Photojournalist in residence
Winners for the 2009 INPA Multi Media Contest were:
1st Place: Indianapolis Star Staff/ The Indianapolis Star
Colts Nation
When Lucas Oil Stadium is packed, there are 63,000 people with 63,000
stories. From a 3-year-old climbing up to his seat for the first time
to the “Super Fan” preparing for his weekly trip. The staff of the
Indianapolis Star documented a day in the life of some of the most
faithful and craziest Colts fans throughout the state of Indiana during
Sunday’s game against the Denver Broncos on Sunday, December 13, 2009.
2nd Place: Matt Detrich/ The Indianapolis Star
Spreading Blue Love
Colts “Super Fan” Michael Hopson, 54 of Indianapolis, finishes his
transformation as he puts on his shoulder pads before Sunday’s game
against the Denver Broncos on Sunday, December 13, 2009. Hopson makes
the transformation from a mild mannered Kroger employee to a fanatic
outfitted “Super Fan” for each and every Colts home game. “Spread a lot
of love, a lot of blue love all around,” said Hopson.
3rd: Danese Kenon / The Indianapolis Star
The Death of Jeremiah Williams
The Indianapolis Star investigates the death of Jeremiah Williams.
HM: Danese Kenon / The Indianapolis Star
Midwest Fashion Week
The Indianapolis Star talks to four Indianapolis based designers about
Midwest Fashion Week.
2009 Clip Contest Point Totals Final
1 Matt Detrich Indianapolis Star MLDI 884
2 Jeri Reichanadter Muncie Star Press JLRM 585
3 Rob Goebel Indianapolis Star RKGI 584
4 Justin Rumbach The Herald-Jasper JTRJ 525
5 Scott Bort Post-Tribune SMBM 522
6 Denny Simmons Courier and Press DLSE 464
7 Chris Howell Herald-Times CAHB 449
8 Krista Schinagl The Herald-Jasper KJSJ 424
9 Thomas Simonetti The Herald-Jasper TWSJ 367
10 Andrew Laker The Republic AJLC 340
10 Joel Philippsen The Republic JMPC 340
12 Sam Riche Indianapolis Star SRRI 323
13 Jon L. Hendricks The Times of Northwest Ind. JLHM 318
14 Aaron Pennock Tipton Argus AJPT 280
15 Charlie Nye Indianapolis Star CENI 242
16 Joe Garza Tribune Star JCGTH 210
17 Garet Cobb Times-Mail GDCB 154
18 AJ Mast Freelance AJMI 124
19 Heather Charles Indianapolis Star HLCI 112
20 Robert Scheer Indianapolis Star RPSI 98
21 Joe Vitti Indianapolis Star JAVI 96
22 Christopher Smith The Times 72
22 Chris Bergin Star Press CKBM 60
24 Amanda Lucier The Herald-Jasper ASLJ 36
25 Greg Griffo Indianapolis Star GJGI 20
26 Steve Sanchez Indianapolis Star SMSI 16
27 Matt Dial Indianapolis Star MZDI 12
27 Tim Bath Kokomo Tribune TJBK 12
29 Darron Cummings Associated Press DJCI 4
29 Richard Sitler The Anderson Herald Bulletin RRSA 4
31 Rich Janzaruk Times-Mail RVJB 2
Dec Clip Winners
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Judges
This looks like strong work for the month of December. Times are so tough, it’s good to see that people are making great images at every size organization. Judges are the faculty for the Visual Communications Dept. at the University of South Carolina, School of Journalism & Mass Communications. Denise McGill was a newspaper photographer for six years, and works for various magazines now documenting migration and issues overseas. She teaches photojournalism and video. Scott Farrand was in charge of Graphics for The State newspaper during their glory years. He now teaches infographics and editing. Keith Kenney was a newspaper photographer in Texas in the 1908s. He now teaches communication theory courses.