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Alyssa Schukar
The life of people, and what the're doing
1. They have seen the stories done better many times before.
2. The photos seem to be of a "certain distance".
3. Some of the pictures did not evoke emotions.
C. 1.The judges liked certain pictures, better than others/


Sam Adams.
B
1.Most of the pictures had no meaning.
2. They had bad angles in multiple photos.
3. Nothing was happening in some of the photos, which would have made the pictures better.
C.Some of the photos.


Justin Mott
B.
1.Some of the photos were out of focus.
2.Heads were cut off in some photos.
3.

C.
1.Was ambitious, and tried difficult things.
2. Had good composition in photos

Anthony Souffle
B.
1.Some of the pictures were not meaningful
2.Could have displayed things in pictures better.
3.

C.
1.Had some good sports photos.
2.

Dustin Snipes
1.The judges noted that Dustin was very creative, and his pictures were  all full of action.
2 In the pictures Dustin is able to capture emotion very well, and you feel like his pictures tell a story

3.
A. To pick the winning photograph the judges narrowed it down to the very best ones, then each voted on which photo they thought deserved 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th.

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