Military Pride is not reserved for Veteran's Day, the 4th of July, and Memorial Day. It's not just fanfare, flags, and fireworks. Military Pride is the day in/day out, 24/365 grit and loyalty to country and family. And military kids know this better than most. They understand symbolism and sacrifice; loneliness and loss; commitment and connection. This photo challenge gave students the opportunity to demonstrate the different faces of Military Pride and its relationship to their lives.
FIRST PLACE: CAMILA MARTINEZ
Excellent composition and strong technique. Creative approach to the theme.
SECOND PLACE: DAVID SMALL
Great angle/perspective. Strong focus and exposure on the foreground.
THIRD PLACE: DRAVEN SAUCEDO
Good job filling the frame and incorporating a background. Be careful to keep enough light in all elements of the image.
FOURTH PLACE: FINLEY HUNTING
Creative approach to the theme. Strong emotional response. Image might be stronger with a few stops down in exposure and perhaps all of the hand in the frame.
FIFTH PLACE: MORGAN HOLLINGSHED
Good job filling the frame with a variety of objects to tell the story. Exposure is a little dark.
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