Winners from The Burger Gazette’s First-Ever Photography Contest, 2019
The Burger Gazette Staff is proud to present the winners of The Burger Gazette's First-Ever Photography Contest.
December 1, 2019
Over the last week, students from the Journalism class and Williamsburg’s own Photography class met together to pick one winner and one runner-up from each of the six categories of this contest. We challenged you, the student body, to submit unique photos that span across the six categories: People, Nature, Food, Color, Animals, and Emotional Impact. There were over 50 submissions, each photo telling a different story. Thank you to all who participated!
NOW, we are pleased to announce,
*drumroll please*
The Burger Gazette’s First-Ever Photography Contest winners are…
People: Morgan Mott
Nature: Samuel Wakefield
Food: Liliana Owen
Color: Rebecca Smyth
Animals: Amaiah Little
Emotional Impact: Kailey Sweet
Below is the gallery containing the photos of the contest winners from the six categories:
NEXT, we’d like to present the 5 runners-up for this contest, who deserve just as much recognition for their stunning photographs.
The Burger Gazette’s First-Ever Photography Contest Runners-up are…
People: Lucy Hansen
Nature: Tanner Hoyal
Color: Rachel Hancock
Animals: Melina Brezenski
Emotional Impact: Brielle Abbott
Below is the gallery containing the photos of the contest’s runners-up:
AND FINALLY, we’d like to present the photos of the students who deserve an honorable mention for submitting their photos into this contest.
The Burger Gazette’s First-Ever Photography Contest honorable mentions are…
People:
Nature:
Color:
Animals:
That concludes the Burger Gazette’s First-Ever Photography Contest. Thank you again to all who participated. We hope to see you again in our upcoming contests! 😀
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When are we going to do our next photography contest?
Kay, we are going to run another contest soon! stay tuned! 🙂
Beautiful photos everyone, and congratulations to those who won!
Really, my winning is not that impressive. I was the only student who submitted anything in the food category. Strange, since teenagers like food so much… but oh well. I’m still proud to have won.