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American Photo's "Go Pro" Student Photography Contest Winners

Ou annual contest is wrapped, and results are, as usual, asonishing 

  • By Jack Crager on April 30, 2012
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Grand Prize Winner: Taryn Goodge

Harrington College of Design, Chicago, “Boating and Bumming” This idyllic beach scene was shot in the urban, midwestern climes of downtown Chicago. “The photograph was taken atop the John Hancock Center,” says Taryn Goodge, age 18, who grew up in rural Michigan before moving to the Windy City to attend Harrington College of Design, where she’s a freshman. “My plans as a photographer are changing all the time,” she says. “Two months ago, I would have told you that I want to work in the police department as a forensic photographer. However, now I am getting much more interested in product and tabletop photography, so I’m considering looking further into that as a career choice. I shoot freelance portraits, and I’m working on a street photography project.”

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From happy accidents to studied composites, from towers to duomos, from the bloom of youth to the slow twilight of senescence, the winners of our annual American Photo On Campus Go Pro Photo Contest were unafraid to roam in their vision quests. It’s what we hope for in a competition for college students. School is a time for exploring, for ignoring boundaries and for rampant experimentation. This year’s contest drew 3,352 entries, and contained incredible diversity. Still, all of our winners and runners-up across five categories share something: a knack for creating distinctive, evocative images that tell stories in a single frame. From what we can see, their prospects for Going Pro are wide open.

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This article was originally published in American Photo American Photo On Campus 2012

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