Cameron Kolesa

Ciara Featherly

Last school year I fell behind on photographing student ceramics work. Here are but a few of the good creations that came out of the studio during that time.

Jenna graduated last year, but not before creating some lovely work that I haven't gotten around to posting until now.

Thanks to all who came - it was great to meet you! For those of you with students in ceramics, below is one of the pieces that came out (the one that survived unbroken). The photos of the 5th and 6th period photography class peoples were taken on photo paper with 4-5 second exposures, and still were very much underexposed and then overdeveloped, resulting in low contrast and some issues with developing as I left the prints to rot in the bath on their own for extended periods. Next year maybe I'll try blinding flash for better exposure and more depth of field.

While Saturday May 5th was a sunny day that ended in a beautiful sunset and rainbows, a group of hard-working volunteers spent much of it in the Inglemoor gym, once again helping three judges look through a body of around 3900 photos to pick the winners in eleven categories. Below are the Inglemoor student photos that earned recognition, along with some others for good measure. To see the works from other schools and get a better sense of the contest, visit wshspc.com.

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Kaylee Feeney

Erin Gallagher

Kam Taylor

Ezekial Fu

It was a fun day, as always - lots of good photos to see. Below are most of the photos from Inglemoor that earned recognition; to see more great work from other schools and to get a better sense of the competition, go to wshspc.com.

Finalists