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Northshore Students Photographic Art Chosen for State Honors

Bothell High School’s team placed second out of 87 schools and Inglemoor’s team placed sixth.

 

Eight Bothell and Inglemoor High School student photographic art pieces placed in the top three of their respective categories and will go on a one-year tour of the state, including exhibits at the Tacoma Art Museum in September and the Seattle Art Museum in December. Bothell High School’s team placed second out of 87 schools and Inglemoor’s team placed sixth.

Over 4,290 entries by 1,831 high school students were submitted under the black and white categories of People, Landscape/Seascape/Cityscape and Things; open categories for black & white, color and digital images of Abstract, Animal, Documentary/Photo Essay, Still Life, Portrait, Architecture and Manipulation/Alternative Process; and exclusively color and digital categories of Landscape/Cityscape, people and color.

Judges will reveal the Best in Show award from among all first place winners at the 2012 opening night exhibit on Thursday, June 7, 7-9 p.m., at Museum Quality Framing, 428 Westlake Ave. N. in Seattle. In addition, the Photographic Center Northwest (PCNW) Choice award, Jones Soda Label prizes and the Seattle Sounders “Experience Photography” award will be announced. 

Bothell and Inglemoor winners are:

Documentary

Sarah White, 1st, Bothell High School

Megan Morgan, 3rd, Bothell High School

Portrait

Jordan Baker, 3rd, Bothell High School

Carly Lynch, 4th, Inglemoor High School

Architecture

Ryan Rosenberg, 1st, Bothell High School

Joslin Farley, 3rd,  Bothell High School

Rachel Blair, 5th, Bothell High School

Color

Kendra Hansen, 1st, Inglemoor High School

Jacqueline Holmes, 2nd, Inglemoor High School

Abstract

Emily Jones-Blachonica, 4th, Inglemoor High School

Still Life

Kiana Baharloo, 6th, Inglemoor High School

Manipulation/Alternative Process

Kaeley Taylor, 3rd, Bothell High School

 

--Information from Northshore School District

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