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    \UE \UE The Photo Imaging Education Association (PIEA), a PMA member association, announces the winners in the 2010 PIEA International Student- Teacher Photo Competition. The 2010 contest offered more than $147,680 in prizes donated by 61 sponsors. The competition is open to students everywhere – of all ages – and to their teachers. Entrants competed in 9 categories by age group. Each category awards Grand, First, Second, Third, and Honorable Mention prizes. Students in Grade 9 and Below compete in single images only, and the other student levels and teachers compete in both single images and portfolios. Complete results can be found at http://pieapma.org. The judges chose 110 images from 84 entrants, from the 5,984 images entered by 1,362 entrants from 112 schools in 9 countries. Student and teacher winners come from middle schools, high schools, colleges, and universities in Australia, Canada, China, Guatemala, India, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United States of America. Judges this year were Natasha Naveau, W. Byron Reaves, and Jay Kinghorn.   Naveau lives in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and works as a freelance photographer and at Focal Point – The Visual Arts Learning Centre, as the senior program coordinator. Reaves has been in the advertising business almost 20 years and has developed many campaigns across numerous categories for blue-chip clients. He is currently working with Cows In Trees, Chicago, Ill., as an associate creative director. Kinghorn, of Salt Lake City, Utah, is an author, speaker, and Adobe Photoshop Certified Expert trainer. His company, Kinghorn Visual, works with clients to develop automated workflows for print, web, and interactive marketing. The top 110 photographs were exhibited at PMA 2010. Two 2010 PIEA International Traveling Photo Exhibitions will tour major conventions, schools, colleges, and museums for 3 years in Australia, Canada, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United States of America. ■                  \UE \UE   \UE           \UE         

The Winners Are

The Photo Imaging Education Association (PIEA), a PMA member association, announces the winners in the 2010 PIEA International Student- Teacher Photo Competition. The 2010 contest offered more than $147,680 in prizes donated by 61 sponsors. The competition is open to students everywhere – of all ages – and to their teachers.

Entrants competed in 9 categories by age group. Each category awards Grand, First, Second, Third, and Honorable Mention prizes. Students in Grade 9 and Below compete in single images only, and the other student levels and teachers compete in both single images and portfolios. Complete results can be found at http://pieapma.org. The judges chose 110 images from 84 entrants, from the 5,984 images entered by 1,362 entrants from 112 schools in 9 countries. Student and teacher winners come from middle schools, high schools, colleges, and universities in Australia, Canada, China, Guatemala, India, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United States of America.

Judges this year were Natasha Naveau, W. Byron Reaves, and Jay Kinghorn.

Naveau lives in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and works as a freelance photographer and at Focal Point – The Visual Arts Learning Centre, as the senior program coordinator. Reaves has been in the advertising business almost 20 years and has developed many campaigns across numerous categories for blue-chip clients. He is currently working with Cows In Trees, Chicago, Ill., as an associate creative director. Kinghorn, of Salt Lake City, Utah, is an author, speaker, and Adobe Photoshop Certified Expert trainer. His company, Kinghorn Visual, works with clients to develop automated workflows for print, web, and interactive marketing.

The top 110 photographs were exhibited at PMA 2010. Two 2010 PIEA International Traveling Photo Exhibitions will tour major conventions, schools, colleges, and museums for 3 years in Australia, Canada, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United States of America.

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