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2012 Michigan Community College Press Association Judging Form

Place of award:HONORABLE MENTION

Category: 19 photo essay

Headline/title of entry: THE BEAT OF A DIFFERENT DRUMMER

Contestants name: BOB CONRADI

College name: WASHTENAW CC

Judges comments:

Yet another solid photo presentation by The Voice staff, which appears to have a

good handle on photography! Bob captures the essence of a Native Americanpresentation at Saline Middle School. This is a black-and-white presentation, butdespite the lack of color, it is well photographed and equally well designed andlaid out. Voice staff knows how to use good images play em big when theydeserve it. Accompanied by solid, short story, this presentation comes togethervery professionally. Nice use of white space through the cropping of the photosand the ragging of the cutlines. Wish I could have seen this in color, but we canthave everything and this B&W works fine!