Thanks to everyone who contributed in the Photo Contest (Best of 2020-21), voted, and/or looked at the contest, and for your patience in getting the results posted. Thank you for your continued support for the group.
There was a tie for Winner of this contest. Congratulations to Gilbert Mercier & Runen Liu for 1st place, Peg Hunter for 2nd place, & Cornelis Dumoulin for 3rd place.
1st Place (Tie):
Gilbert Mercier
1st Place (Tie):
Runen Liu
2nd Place:
Peg Hunter
3rd Place:
Cornelis Dumoulin
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“Street, Culture, and Protest Photojournalism“; Photo Contest (Best of 2020-21). Overall first, second, & third place photos will be chosen.
All photos must be suitable for general public viewing.
Theme:
For the theme of the "Street, Culture, and Protest Photojournalism” gallery & contest, the photo must feature human subjects representing PREFERABLY candid situations within public places such as streets, parks, demonstrations, jobs, and other such settings.
How And When To Vote:
When it is time to vote, a reminder will be sent out to all participants.
Format for voting:
Vote for your favorite 3 photos. Do not vote for your own photo!
Number your votes like this:
First Place = 5 points
Second Place = 2 points
Third Place = 1 point
Photo with THE MOST POINTS WINS!
Voting will be open until December 14, 2021.
There was a tie for Winner of this contest. Congratulations to Gilbert Mercier & Runen Liu for 1st place, Peg Hunter for 2nd place, & Cornelis Dumoulin for 3rd place.
1st Place (Tie):
Gilbert Mercier
1st Place (Tie):
Runen Liu
2nd Place:
Peg Hunter
3rd Place:
Cornelis Dumoulin
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** VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE PHOTOS NOW! **
“Street, Culture, and Protest Photojournalism“; Photo Contest (Best of 2020-21). Overall first, second, & third place photos will be chosen.
All photos must be suitable for general public viewing.
Theme:
For the theme of the "Street, Culture, and Protest Photojournalism” gallery & contest, the photo must feature human subjects representing PREFERABLY candid situations within public places such as streets, parks, demonstrations, jobs, and other such settings.
How And When To Vote:
When it is time to vote, a reminder will be sent out to all participants.
Format for voting:
Vote for your favorite 3 photos. Do not vote for your own photo!
Number your votes like this:
First Place = 5 points
Second Place = 2 points
Third Place = 1 point
Photo with THE MOST POINTS WINS!
Voting will be open until December 14, 2021.
3. Tornado aftermath: this woman is a tenant and has just lost everything. She stands, in shock, in front of her wrecked rented house.
Photo by Gilbert Mercier
Photo by Gilbert Mercier
4. The government slogans on housing requisition in old districts. 935 S. Suzhou Rd., Shanghai.
Right: "If you sign up to the deadlines we set, you will get the benefit; and if you delay signing up, you will definitely lose out."
Middle: "We give you compensation for your requisitioned house in accordance with the law; but if you listen to the gossip and have other ideas, you will lose more than you gain."
Left: "Our requisitioning work is in the sunshine and reflects fairness and equity."
Right: "If you sign up to the deadlines we set, you will get the benefit; and if you delay signing up, you will definitely lose out."
Middle: "We give you compensation for your requisitioned house in accordance with the law; but if you listen to the gossip and have other ideas, you will lose more than you gain."
Left: "Our requisitioning work is in the sunshine and reflects fairness and equity."
6. Give A Damn - 6th Annual Reclaim MLK - Rally and March - Oakland, California - January 20, 2020
Hosted by the Anti Police-Terror Project (APTP), this rally and march followed 6 days after Oakland police arrived at the Moms 4 Housing site in West Oakland in armored vehicles and riot gear to arrest the moms bringing national attention to the housing crisis.
Hosted by the Anti Police-Terror Project (APTP), this rally and march followed 6 days after Oakland police arrived at the Moms 4 Housing site in West Oakland in armored vehicles and riot gear to arrest the moms bringing national attention to the housing crisis.
