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Photographer Pictorial of the Year Page 37 Page 10

Team Politics Page 14 Page 39

Spot News Fire/EMS Best of Show Page 17 Page 41 Page 17

Spot News Animal Page 19 Page 45 Boston Press Photographers Association

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Sports Action News Picture Story © 2008 Boston Press Photographer’s Association. Page 25 Page 50 All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced by any method whatsoever without written permission of the Boston Press Photographers Association. Images within copyright Sports Feature Feature Picture Story by their respective owners used with permission. Page 29 Page 54 Design: Jackie feng The Lemon Tree Creative

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Portrait/Personality BPPA College Contest Page 35 Page 63

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The News Photographer G 2009 1 Letter from the BPPA President May 30, 2009

My congratulations to the BPPA contest winners. In a region of the country that has produced some of world’s best photojournalists, this year’s award recipients continue to demonstrate the excellence and quality in their prize winning photographs. On behalf of the BPPA I would like to express our gratitude to our sponsors and advertisers. Throughout this book you will see their names. These organizations and companies sustain BPPA, please support them. I want to convey my gratitude to the officers and board of directors for all their hard work. OurC hairman of the Board, Bob Howard does the work of at least 10 people. Countless hours have been put in by Michael Maloney, Marlene Karas, Jim Mahoney, Neal Hamberg, Mark Garfinkel and Charlie Krupa, along with Stephan Savoia, Mo Tate and Richard Chase. Without the hard work of these people BPPA would cease to exist. In a time of rapid change in our industry, with everyone having to work much harder, the time these people donate to BPPA is even more impressive. This year’s judges were Andrea Mohin of the New York Times, Lucien Perkins of the Washington Post and Sir Colin Finlay, who spent hours on each category. We express our gratitude to them for taking the time to come to Boston and judge. My thanks to Marlene Karas and Michael Maloney for all the hours and days spent on chairing this year’s contest. BPPA has had several positive things take place in the past year. Last year’s winning photographs are hanging in a show at Logan Airport. Some of the winning images from this year will replace the photographs presently on display at Logan. We are also working on a permanent exhibit at Logan Airport titled “Welcome to New England.” This year for the first this entire book will be posted on the website. My thanks to Jeff Mayes for creating our new web site and keeping it up to date. Neal Hamberg has created a new e-BPPA News Jim Mahoney organized and hosted our first multimedia workshop which was a great success. Thanks to the Museum of Fine Art for hosting one our meetings and inviting us to be their guests for the Josef Karsh exhibit. Bob Howard, Neal Hamberg and myself have had meetings with The Massachusetts State Police, the Transit Police and I have met with Commissioner Ed Davis of the Boston Police. I am pleased to say we have a good working relationship with each department. My congratulations to Commissioner Davis on receiving the Bob Howard Good Fellowship award, Jeff Twiss of the Boston Celtics, our Sports Personality of the Year and Joe Wrinn of Harvard News Office, our “Appreciation Award” winner. These people are a great help to us in doing our jobs. We know we can reach out to them when we need to. As things continue to change rapidly in our world and our profession there will always be a need for great still photographs. Where and how we publish our work may change, but nothing else has the impact of a brilliant still photograph. No one can take away our creativity and desire to tell the story one frame at a time. My wishes for you in the upcoming year are of one of prosperity and creativity and in this time of change and remember YES WE CAN!!!!

Rick Friedman BPPA President

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2008 BPPA Officers

President Vice President Treasurer Marshall Rick Friedman Stephan Savoia Neal Hamberg George Riley Corbis Associated Press Freelance Freelance

2008 BPPA Board of Directors

Chair Michael Maloney Mo Tate Charlie Krupa Bob Howard Black Star WBZ-TV Associated Press Freelance

Jim Mahoney Mark Garfinkel Richard N. Chase Marlene Karas Boston Herald Boston Herald WBZ-TV Freelance Past-President Presidential Appointee

The News Photographer G 2009 3 4 Boston Press Photographers Association The News Photographer G 2009 5 52nd Annual Bob Howard Good Fellowship Award Press, Television & Newsreel Photographers

2009 Edward Davis Police Commissioner

Police Commissioner Edward Davis took the reins of the Boston Police Department in late 2006, when the city was still grappling with a decade high murder rate. In the three years since Davis took command, homicides have gone down every year. No less important, through his community policing efforts, car thefts, breaking and enterings robberies, and larcenies have also dipped significantly. A veteran police officer, Davis worked his way through the ranks in the Lowell Police Department, where he was a patrolmen, a narcotics detective, and finally, Chief of Police, when Mayor Thomas Menino named him Commissioner of the Boston Police Department. Commissioner Davis understands our job and is a pleasure to work with.

Awarded to that person or persons who; busy though © Rick Friedman they may be, take time, consideration and cooperation in helping our assignments to be more interesting and newsworthy.

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Gen. Otis Whitney Jack Halloran William and Lynn Sullivan – 1995 Comr. Public Safety – 1958 American Stock Exchange – 1977 Travis Roy Leo Sullivan Richard F. Bates BU Hockey Player – 1996 Comr. Boston Police – 1959 Boston Bureau, FBI – 1978 Aaron Feuerstein Clement Riley Francis X. Bellotti Malden Mills Co. – 1996 Registrar of Motor Vehicles – 1960 Massachusetts Attorney General – 1979 Martin Pierce Col. John Blake Edward F. Connolly Boston Fire Commissioner – 1997 Mass. State Police – 1961 Boston Police Department – 1980 Tom Reilly E. W. Loew John R. Donovan Middlesex County District Attorney – Bay State Raceway – 1962 Massachusetts State Police – 1981 1998 John Volpe Chief Joseph E. Scanlon Chad Gifford Past Governor – 1963 Lynn Fire Department – 1982 BankBoston – 1999 Mayor John Collins Charles Fiske Family Worcester Fire Department Mayor of Boston – 1964 Bridgewater – 1983 2000 George Luciano Mayor Raymond Flynn Joe Moakley Comr. State Buildings – 1965 Mayor of Boston – 1984 U.S. Congress – 2001 Pres Hobson Paul Tsongas Martha Coakley Bay State Raceway – 1966 United States Senator – 1985 Middlesex County District Attorney – 2002 Francis Sargent Charlie Collins Governor – 1969 United States Secret Service – 1986 Steve MacDonald Boston Fire Department – 2003 William Powers William Bulger Comr. Public Safety – 1970 Mass. Senate President – 1987 Thomas M. Menino Mayor of Boston – 2004 Dick O’Connell Michael S. Dukakis Boston Red Sox – 1971 Governor – 1988 KathleenO’Toole Boston Police Commissioner – 2005 Elijah Adlow Bernard Cardinal Law Judge – 1972 Archbishop of Boston – 1989 Richard A. Serino Boston EMS Commissioner – 2006 Edward Sherry Francis M. Roache Boston Police – 1973 Boston Police Department – 1990 Lt. Paul Malonely Massachusetts State Police – 2007 James Kelley Georgette Watson Boston Fire Comr. – 1974 Founder, Drop-A-Dime – 1991 Phil Orlandela Logan Airport - MassPort – 2008 Edward Miller Col. Charles Henderson P. R. Dir. Boston College – 1975 Comr. Mass. State Police – 1992 Edward Davis Police Commissioner– 2009 Dr. William Reid Robert Barton Headmaster S.B.H. – 1976 Judge – 1993 Joe Malone State Treasurer – 1994

The News Photographer G 2009 7 52nd Annual Sports Personality Award Press, Television & Newsreel Photographers

2009 Jeff Twiss Boston Celtics

Jeff Twiss as vice president of media relations is unquestionably loyal to his employer, the Celtics. and still manages to convey the impression that he works for the media members who come to him with problems both great and small. That’s because he truly cares about others and the jobs they have to do. He respects photographers and writers and broadcasters and he believes that they and those with the team can all do their jobs with class and dignity. We believe this makes him the perfect recipient for this honor.

Awarded to that person or persons who; busy though © Michael Maloney they may be, take time, consideration and cooperation in helping our assignments to be more interesting and newsworthy.

8 Boston Press Photographers Association 52nd Annual Sports Personality Award Recipients

Fernie Flaman Ken Hodge Robert Kraft Boston Bruins – 1960 Bruins-Rangers – 1976 Owner - New England Patriots – 1994 Joe Mckenney Carl Yastrzemski Drew Bledsoe American League – 1961 Boston Red Sox – 1977 New England Patriots – 1995 William Sullivan Don Cherry John Calipari New England Patriots – 1962 Boston Bruins – 1978 Basketball Coach UMass Minutemen – 1996 Johnny Pesky Edward “Buddy” LeRoux Boston Red Sox – 1963 Boston Red Sox – 1979 M.L. Carr Boston Celtics – 1997 Arnold (Red) Auerbach Tom “Satch” Sanders Boston Celtics – 1964 Boston Celtics – 1980 US Womens HockeyTeam Olympic Champions – 1998 Joe Cronin Johnny Kelley Sr. American League – 1965 Marathon Machine – 1981 Pat Burns Boston Bruins – 1999 Bill Ezinicki Marvin Hagler Bruins/PGA – 1966 Champion Middleweight Boxer – 1982 Jerry York Boston College Hockey – 2000 Dick Williams Ralph Houk Boston Red Sox – 1967 Boston Red Sox – 1983 Samamtha Arsenault Olympic Gold Medalist – 2001 Milt Schmidt Jack Bicknell Boston Bruins – 1968 Football Coach Boston College – 1985 Adam Vinatieri New England Patriots – 2002 Ken Harrelson K. C. Jones Boston Red Sox – 1969 Coach Boston Celtics – 1984 Gene DeFIilippo Boston College Athletic Dir. – 2003 Phil Esposito Raymond Berry Boston Bruins – 1970 Coach New England Patriots – 1986 Tedy Bruschi New England Patriots – 2004 Edward Powers Goody and Pat Petronelli Boston Garden – 1971 Boxing Trainers - Marvin Hagler – 1987 Boston Red Sox 2004 World Series Champions – 2005 Jim Plunkett Steve Nelson New England Patriots – 1972 New England Patriots – 1988 Guy Morse and David McGillivray Boston Athletic Association – 2006 Jack Kelley Joe Morgan New England Whalers – 1973 Manager - Boston Red Sox – 1989 Dick Brescani Boston Red Sox – 2007 John Havlicek Mike Milbury Boston Celtics – 1972 Coach - Boston Bruins – 1990 Jeff Twiss Boston Celtics – 2008 Denise Boudrot Cam Neely Suffolk Downs – 1975 Boston Bruins – 1992 Dick and Rick Hoyt Boston Marathon Athletes – 1993

The News Photographer G 2009 9 2008 Photographer of the Year

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Brian Snyder, Reuters “Change”

1. Democratic presidential candidate US Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) and supporters are reflected in the glasses of Reverend Cecil Williams at a fund raiser at the Orpheum Theater in San Francisco, California February 2, 2008. 2. Supporters hold signs as Democratic presidential nominee U.S. Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) speaks at the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colorado August 28, 2008. The 2008 presidential campaign brought many changes, firsts and lasts; among them the first time in 16 years without a Bush or a Clinton in the White House, the first viable female candidate, the likely final campaign for Senator McCain, and finally the election of the first African-American US President. 3. Chelsea Clinton (L) and her father, former U.S. president Bill Clinton, listen as Democratic presidential candidate U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) speaks at her New Hampshire primary night rally in Manchester January 8, 2008. . 4. Police officers and a police dog watch over supporters of U.S. Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama outside a campaign stop by U.S. Republican presidential nominee Senator John McCain (R-AZ) in Sandusky, Ohio October 30, 2008. Senator McCain is on a two day, campaign bus tour through the state of Ohio.

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5. U.S. first lady Laura Bush (L) walks offstage as U.S. President George W. Bush appears live via satellite from the White House in Washington during the second session of the 2008 Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota, September 2, 2008. 6. U.S. Republican presidential nominee Senator John McCain (R-AZ) (C) waits to board his motorcade upon arriving in Newark, New Jersey November 1, 2008. 7. US Democratic presidential candidate Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) (R) and his running mate Sen. Joe Biden (D-DE), acknowledge supporters as former Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) is pictured on a monitor above them, at the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colorado, August 27, 2008. Democrats nominated Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) on Wednesday as their presidential candidate in a historic first for a black American, sending him into battle against Republican John McCain.

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Frozen Peril 1.Utility crews are hard at work wrestling with downed wires and downed trees in Hubardston, MA. Terry Lane has come up from New Jersey to work with National Grid. He tries to untangled downed lines on New Westminster Road. 2. A state of emergency was declared in Massachusetts in December, 2008 after a rare punishing ice storm left millions without power and caused tens of millions of dollars in damage. Some were left without power for weeks. ....Heavy Icing on trees and downed limbs on Route 113 in Dunstable, MA slowed a lone car on the early morning commute. The town was without power starting in the early hours of am. 3. Casey Daniels (in bucket) and Nick Sousa of Stanley Tree Service cut and clean branches over power lines for National Grid on Osgood Street in North Andover following last nights ice storm. 4. A neighbor walks past a fallen tree to check on Dave Maas on North Worcester Ave. in Worcester. 5. Kim Massak illuminates by flashlight the sharp branches of a large pine tree that crashed through her kitchen ceiling last Friday morning at about 2 am during the ice storm. She and her family are without grid power though they are running a generator. Her minivan was crushed in the driveway by a fallen tree. Approximately 40 percent of Lunenburg is still without power. . 6.A damaged neighborhood after the ice storm on Woodland Road.

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7. Richard Phipps of Colorado Springs, CO, a Foreman with Midwest Power holds a sign from the home of Kerry Piper in Ashby, MA. 8. The storm-battered town of Harvard comes together to get on with life in the wake of last week’s ice storm. A shelter has been up and running in the Bromfield School. Navy veteran John Larochelle, is out of power and staying at the shelter. The school nurse, Colleen Nigzus, left, checks on a possible conditions with his hands. Seventeen- year-old high school student Caitlin Nygren is the EMT-in-charge of the shelter, and she is in the middle assessing his hands. Section: Metro, Reporter: Filipov. Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff 9. Kerry Piper hugs her daughter Nikole Lambert, 17 at their home in Ashby, MA on December 24, 2008. The family had just got their power after being without power for almost two weeks after an ice storm hit Massachusetts and New England. 10. A shelter has been up and running in the Bromfield School, shutting it down for educational use. Getting hot chocolate in the cafeteria is l to r, Taylor Tracey, 7, Sarah Vandevaart, 11, Kyle Tracey, 5, Elly Vandevaart, 11, Jordan Tracey, 10, back to camera on right is Sophie Beckman, 8.

The News Photographer G 2009 15 16 Boston Press Photographers Association 2008 Best of Show

John Tlumacki, Boston Globe Daddy Don’t Leave Me Taunton-10/29/2008- During a deployment ceremony of the 772nd Military Police Company, Massachusetts National Guard on Taunton Green, Morgan Riddick, 3 from Woonsocket R.I. leans his head onto his father, Thomas’ leg, as he had a difficult time leaving his father. Riddick is among 180 soldiers who left after the ceremony for a year of deployment in Iraq. The unit will be responsibe for training, mentoring and coaching Iraqi Police.

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first place Dina Rudick, Boston Globe Green Line Wreck An MBTA train on the D branch of the Green Line in Newton, MA smashed into another train from behind on May 28, 2008, injuring multiple people and trapping a train operator in the wreckage, according to MBTA officials. The operator of the train may have been on her cell phone at the time of the crash. She died in the accident.

The News Photographer G 2009 19 second place Ken McGagh, Metro West Rescue at Icy Pickerel Pond Firefighters push Ryan Callanan, 15, who is wearing a firefighter’s survival suit, across the icy water at Pickerel Pond in Natick after Callanan and his friend Patrick Hurley, 15, fell through the ice. Both teens were taken to the hospital and treated for hypothermia and frostbite.

third place Faith Ninivaggi, Boston Herald Surrender (07/21/08 Hyde park, MA ) Seth Jackson, 31 surrenders to Boston Swat team and is taken into custody after a neighbor called police over a domestic dispute which involved a 9 month old baby.

honorable mention (left to right) Swat Team Entering, George Rizer, Boston Globe: Dorchester, MA 12/19/08 Boston Police surrounded a house on Talbot Avenue and used their tactical entry team (here) to search for a man believed to be barricaded with a weapon inside. No one was found. Lug Job, George Rizer, Boston Globe: Boston,MA 04/01/08 Four demonstrators locked themselves to the front door of the Copley Square branch of Bank of America in protest of the what they see as the bank’s failure to live up to global environ- mental investments. The last of the four is carried here to police wagon. 20 Boston Press Photographers Association Boston Herald photographers: Jim Mahoney Nancy Lane

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LYNN- Spectators gather on Lynn Common as ﬁreﬁghters hose down First Baptist Church, which also houses three other parishes, Sunday, August 03, 2008.

Boston Herald staff photo by Angela Rowlings

First Place - Picture Story Sports

RAYNHAM- Taunton Race Track. Greyhounds make their way around the ﬁrst turn of the (one lap) race. Part of a mulitple picture package on the lives of greyhound racers in a dying industry of dog racing.

Boston Herald staff photo by Faith Ninivaggi

The News Photographer G 2009 21 2008 General News Award Sponsored by: Canon camera

first place John Tlumacki, Boston Globe Daddy Don’t Leave Me Taunton-10/29/2008- During a deployment ceremony of the 772nd Military Police Company, Massachusetts National Guard on Taunton Green, Morgan Riddick, 3 from Woonsocket R.I. leans his head onto his father, Thomas’ leg, as he had a difficult time leaving his father. Riddick is among 180 soldiers who left after the ceremony for a year of deployment in Iraq. The unit will be responsibe for training, mentoring and coaching Iraqi Police.

22 Boston Press Photographers Association second place John Tlumacki, Boston Globe After The Ice Storm Worcester-12/12/2008. After the ice storm that coated the Worcester area, a Jeep trys to manuever between fallen trees and powere lines on Brattle Street..

third place Justin Ide, Harvard News Office AIDS and TB - Double Threat Partners In Health’s multi-drug resistant tuberculosis project in Lesotho is based at Botsabelo MDR-TB Hospital in Maseru, which was completely renovated in 2007. Botsabelo Hospital was converted into a 20-bed facility for the treatment of critically ill MDR-TB and MDR-TB/ HIV coinfected patients.

honorable mention (left to right) Another Funeral, John Wilcox, Boston Herald: Funeral for Sgt. Shane Duffy. The casket is loaded into a horse drawn caisson outside St. Mary’s church in Taunton. Family of Victim, Mark Garfinkel, Boston Herald: (04/30/08-Boston, MA) A memorial service signalled the end of a makeshift memorial for Luis Troncoso, 20, who was fatally shot on this spot at Southwest Corridor Park. The memorial was to be removed from the basketball court where the daylight shooting occurred. Here, the parents and sister of Luis mourn. Ltor Elida Pena, mother, and Noemi Pineda, sister, and Luis Troncoso, father.

The News Photographer G 2009 23 We share a common goal... STAYING FOCUSED.

The Kraft Family and the New England Patriots congratulate all of this year's honorees. 2008 Sports Action Award Sponsored by: boston celtics

first place Jim Rogash, Getty Images Nick of Time Randy Moss of the New England Patriots catches a touchdown pass with once second on the clock to tie the game against the defense of Ty Law of the New York Jets at Gillette Stadium on November 13, 2008 in Foxboro, Massachusetts.

The News Photographer G 2009 25 second place

Matt Stone, Boston Herald Tackled BC vs. Maryland. Maryland’s #17 Danny Oquendo gets tackled by BC’s (L to R) #35 Robert Francois, #94 Mark Herzlich, and #34 Mike McLaughlin in the first quarter.

third place Mark Thomson, Freelance Backstroke Brookline junior Kurt Coleman propelled under water during the 100m backstroke against Needham in which he took second place on Friday, January 4, 2008.

honorable mention (left to right) Happy feet, Bill Greene, Boston Globe: A runner gestures to the crowd at the start of the Boston Marathon in Hopkinton, Massachu- setts. Defying Gravity, John Wilcox, Boston Herald: New England Patriots wide receiver Jabar Gaffney grabs ahold of Arizona Cardinals cornerback Roderick Hood’s helmet instead of catching a pass from quarterback Matt Cassel in the second quarter.

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The News Photographer G 2009 27 Capturing the perfect moment feels... so good, so good, so good!

e Boston Red Sox salute the Boston Press Photographers Association for your continued excellence. ank you for sharing your stories with Red Sox Nation.

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first place Ken McGagh, Metro West

Perfect Ending Ashland High School pitcher Nicole D’Argento leaps into the arms of catcher Kristen Giombetti after recording the final out against Hudson to win the Div. 2 softball state championship and to complete a perfect 28-0 season.

The News Photographer G 2009 29 second place Mathew West, Boston Herald Party “Disfavor” New England Patriots linebacker Junior Seau was in no mood for a party as he walked off the field littered in confetti after the New England Patriots blew their chance at a perfect season by losing 17-14 to the NY Giants at SuperBowl XLII at University of Phoenix Stadium on Sunday, February 3, 2008.

third place Cheryl Senter, Freelance:

Running High A lone runner makes his way in the 48th annual Mount Washington Road Race in Pinkham Notch, N.H. Saturday June 21, 2008.

honorable mention (left to right) My Ball, Mathew Stone, Boston Herald: Under deep blue skies with a temperature in the low 80’s Red Sox third baseman Mike Lowell signs some autographs for fans as he comes off the field following today’s workout. Autographs, Jim Davis, Boston Globe: Texas Rangers third baseman Travis Metcalf falls into the crowd as a fan catches Boston Red Sox catcher Jason Varitek’s foul in the seventh inning.

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first place Suzanne Kreiter Boston Globe Last Goodbyes SFC. Chrystie S. Somero picked up her daughter, Madison, from the Lura A. White School for the last time. The next day, the soldier-mom is deploying to extended training at Fort Bragg before shipping out to active duty in Iraq. She hugged her daughter’s teacher goodbye.

The News Photographer G 2009 33 second place Pat Greenhouse, Boston Globe Alzheimer’s Worcester-12/12/2008. After the ice storm that coated the Worcester area, a Jeep trys to manuever between fallen trees and powere lines on Brattle Street..

third place David Ryan, Boston Globe Delicate Touch Boston, Ma., 4/1/08: Hands on Joe Morgan with the MFA helps at the Museum Of Fine Arts in Boston where the unloading of two Antonio Lopez Garcia bronze head sculptures each weighing 1.6 tons and about eight feet tall were hoisted by a crane and placed by the entrance on Huntington Avenue.

honorable mention Butterfy Dance, Faith Ninivaggi, Boston Herald: (12/27/08 Boston, MA ) Vanessa Lee, of the Chu Ling Dance Academy practices the Butterfly dance in preparation for first night performance.

34 Boston Press Photographers Association 2008 Portrait/Personality Award Sponsored by: greater boston convention and tourist bureau

first place Essdras Suarez, Boston Globe Breathless Newton, MA – Six-year old Jessica Leahey, who suffers from Moebius disease and who has to wear a respirator hooked thorugh a tracheotomy, shows off her ballet moves while at summer camp at the Day Middle School in Newton on July 23, 2008.

The News Photographer G 2009 35 Name Company second place Dominic Chavez, Freelance AIDS orphans An unidentified member of the NOAH Community Center arranges plates of food on the floor before feeding hundreds of AIDS orphans, in Lilongwe, Malawi, June of 2008. NOAH Community Center provides one meal a day, schooling, and assis- tance for over three hundred AIDS orphan’s in finding new homes.

third place Rose Lincoln, Freelance War Hero More than fifty years ago, Ira Crocker Carman was injured in World War II. His family hopes to get the eighty five year old awarded a purple heart.

honorable mention (left to right) Lick of Spring, Ken Mcgagh, Metro West: Richard Kennedy of Hopkinton and his pit bull Bubba enjoy ice cream at the Dairy Queen in Westborough Wednesday afternoon. Richard got chocolate with a cherry shell and Bubba got vanilla. Amanda’s Attic, Lisa Hornak, Boston Herald: Amanda Palmer, of The Dresden Dolls, photographed in her home in Boston, is releasing a solo album.

36 Boston Press Photographers Association 2008 Pictorial Award Sponsored by: greater boston convention and tourist bureau

first place Bill Greene, Boston Globe Fall back Peter Shugrue an employee of Electric Time Company, inspects an 84” Wegman clock before it’s shipment to Virginia. Daylight Savings Time ends early Sunday morning with clocks being set back 1 hour.

The News Photographer G 2009 37 second place Byun Yoon, Boston Globe Regatta The Lewis S. Mills High School Crew Team makes their way toward the JFK bridge during the Men’s Youth Eights in the 44th Head of the Charles Regatta in Cambridge, MA on Sunday, October 19, 2008.

third place Essdras Suarez, Boston Globe A Golden City Moment Boston, Ma 032108 The setting sun in a spring day casts golden shadows on James St near the Berkely inter- section in Boston on March 21, 2008.

honorable mention (left to right) Green Wake, David Kamerman, Boston Globe: A boat pulling a kayak carves it’s way through Old Harbor Creek in Sandwich. Angry Sea, Greg Derr, Patriot Ledger: Angry sea waves from a nor’easter pound over Minot Light which guides vessels from offshore shoals.

38 Boston Press Photographers Association 2008 Politics Award Sponsored by: boston press photographers association

First Place Stephan Savoia, AP Last Hoorah Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain steps onto his airplane after acknowledging the cheers of supporters at the conclusion of his final 2008 presidential campaign rally in Grand Junction, CO., Tuesday afternoon. Nov. 4, 2008. After casting his vote in his home town of Phoenix, McCain held one last campaign rally before returning to Arizona to deliver his concession speech.

The News Photographer G 2009 39 Second Place Brian Snyder, Reuters Wave Democratic presidential nominee U.S. Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) waves to the crowd at the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colorado August 28, 2008.

Third Place Matt Stone, Boston Herald Giant George Democratic presidential nominee U.S. Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) waves to the crowd at the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver, Colorado August 28, 2008.

Honorable Mention Obama Women, Stephan Savoia, AP: Michelle Obama, wife of Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama, addresses a Rhode Island Women for Obama gathering while campaigning for her husband in Providence, RI., Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 20, 2008. Victory Speech , Stephan Savoia, AP: Republican presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain reads over his Super Tuesday election night speech as his wife Cindy closes the hotel room door moments before addressing supporters at his election night rally in Phoenix, Ariz., Tuesday night, Feb. 5, 2008.

40 Boston Press Photographers Association 2008 Fire/EMS Award Sponsored by: boston fire fighters union local 718

first place Angela Rowlings, Boston Herald Steeple Fire Spectators gather on Lynn Common as firefighters hose down First Baptist Church, which also houses three other parishes, Sunday, August 3, 2008.

The News Photographer G 2009 41 second place Ken McGagh, Metro West Teens rescued from icy pond Natick firefighters lift Patrick Hurley, 15, from an inflatable rescue boat to a gurney after rescuing him from icy Pickerel Pond in Natick. Hurley and friend Ryan Callanan, also 15, were carried about a mile through the woods and then taken to the hospital where they were treated for hypothermia and frostbite.

third place Tory Germann, Lowell Sun A firefighter chops through a burning roof during a 4 alarm house fire on Burlington St in Lowell, Massachusetts.

honorable mention (left to right) Sun and Smoke, David Kamerman, Boston Globe: Rays of sun pierce the smoke as Boston Firefighters battle a stubborn five alarm. Smokey Dusk, David Ryan, Boston Globe: A grass fire on a marsh by Granite Ave exit by the SE expressway on the Boston Milton line was a traffic stopper as firefighters worked to contain the fire along the riverbed.

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The Animal Rescue League of Boston is a non-proﬁt organization dedicated to rescuing domesticated animals and wildlife from suﬀering, cruelty, abandonment, and neglect. Since 1899, we have advocated the philosophy of our founder, Anna Harris Smith, that “Kindness Uplifts the World.”

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2008 Animal The Animal Rescue League of Boston is a non-proﬁt organization dedicated to rescuing domesticated animals and wildlife from Award Sponsored by: animal rescue league of boston suﬀering, cruelty, abandonment, and neglect. Since 1899, we have advocated the philosophy of our founder, Anna Harris Smith, that “Kindness Uplifts the World.”

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First Place Suzanne Kreiter, Boston Globe The Hoverers Ann Sayre feeds a swarming pack of seagulls at Castle Island as the sun set.

The News Photographer G 2009 45 Name Company

Second Place Greg Derr, Patriot Ledger Marsh Dance A white heron lands in the North Rivers salt marhes near some smaller egrets

Third Place Ken McGagh, Metro West Dog resuscitated Firefighters resuscitate Eli, a dog rescued from a three-alarm fire at a two family home in Hudson. The dog was taken by the fire department to Hudson Animal Hospital and later to Tufts Veterinary School in Grafton where it was listed in stable condition.

Honorable Mention “Tangled Up” In You, Rose Lincoln, Freelance: Labrador siblings share space and comfort on a wood floor Bird’s eye view, David Ryan, Boston Globe: Peregrine Falcon Chicks that hatched this spring at Marriott’s Custom House Tower at downtown Boston were banded by Massachu- setts Commonwealth top wildlife officials. A parent flys over the open window to investigate whats happening to the chicks.

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The News Photographer G 2009 47 2008 Multimedia Award Sponsored by: massport

Bill Greene, BPPA “One Extra Day“

48 Boston Press Photographers Association The News Photographer G 2009 49 2008 News Picture Story | First Place Award Sponsored by: emergency medical services division of the boston police patrolman’s association Clinton Campaign

Brian Synder, Reuters

50 Boston Press Photographers Association The News Photographer G 2009 51 2008 News Picture Story | Second Place

John Tlumacki, Boston Globe Off To War Taunton-10/29/2008- During a deployment ceremony of the 772nd Military Police Company, Massachusetts National Guard on Taunton Green, soldiers salute during the National Anthemn. The 180 soldiers left after the ceremony for a year of deployment in Iraq. The unit will be responsibe for training, mentoring and coaching Iraqi Police.

52 Boston Press Photographers Association 2008 News Picture Story | Third Place

John Tlumacki, Boston Globe Ice Age Holden-12/12/2008 After the ice storm that coated the Worcester area. Thousand of people were left without power, and damage was widespread.

The News Photographer G 2009 53 2008 Feature Picture Story | First Place Award Sponsored by: nikon

Justin Ide, Harvard News Office Partiners in Health Doctor Jen Furin of Partners in Health visits a rural health clinic in Nohana, an 8.5 hour drive from the capital Maseru.

54 Boston Press Photographers Association The News Photographer G 2009 55 2008 Feature Picture Story | Second Place

Dominic Chavez, Freelance WHO Project Throughout the world there are very few counties making leading efforts to help patients fight and properly treat MDR-TB (multiple drug resistance TB) and XDR-TB (extensively drug resistant TB). The challenges in many countries are dealing with lack of infrastructure, poverty and lack of funding. In 2005, 112,000 people died from MDR-TB and over 420,000 people were infected worldwide. The number of people who died from regular TB in 2006 was 1.7 million. The funding gap to treat TB patients was $1 billion dollars. Over 40 countries have XDR-TB within their borders. These highly contagious germs can be spread from person to person and can be transmitted like any common cold. This essay is a window into the global challenges through the eyes of patients in the countries of Lesotho and the Philippines and how they are facing these health issues.

56 Boston Press Photographers Association 2008 Feature Picture Story | Third Place

Angela Rowlings, Boston Herald Aidan Aidan Sumner, who has lead poisoning, and his family are being evicted from their Roslindale home where he contracted the lead poisoning.

The News Photographer G 2009 57 2008 Sport Picture Story | First Place Award Sponsored by: E.P. Levine

Faith Ninivaggi, Boston Herald Greyhounds Raynham- Taunton Race Track

58 Boston Press Photographers Association The News Photographer G 2009 59 2008 Sports Picture Story | Second Place

Jim Davis, Boston Globe Boston Celtics The Boston Celtics won their 17th NBA title with a hard fought, four playoff series victory run, as they defeated Atlanta, Cleveland, Detroit, and finally the Los Angeles Lakers. They twice faced game seven elimination vs. Atlanta and Cleveland, but hung on to win and advance each time, before capturing the title at home in Game Six of the finals.

60 Boston Press Photographers Association Congratulations Jeff Twiss,

recipient of the 2008 BPPA Sports Personality Award.

From your friends and family at the Boston Celtics.

Photos: Brian Babineau

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John Tlumacki, Boston Globe On the Charles The 44th Head of the Charles Regatta

62 Boston Press Photographers Association 2008 BPPA College Contest News Sports

Nicholas Wells, BU “Hope”

Nicholas Wells, BU Features Portrait

Ying Shi, BU “Blue” Andrew Bisdale, BU Picture Story “South Street Seaport” Tiago Genoveze, BU “Bob Wright”

The News Photographer G 2009 63 Scenes of BPPA Members at Work and Play Images provided by association members, you know who you are.

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1. During the first half of game 7 of an NBA first-round playoff series in Boston Sunday, May 4, 2008. (AP Photo/Winslow Townson) 2. Kevin Garnett and Winslow Townson 3. Matt West of the Boston Herald. PHOTO BY NICOLAUS CZARNECKI/METRO 4-5. (04/07/09-Boston,MA) Re-stocking of the fish at the Jamaica Pond. Mike Dwyer (AP) John Tlumaki (Globe) and Nicholas Cza (Metro)Staff photo by Mark Garfinkel 6-7. MIKE ADVESKAVEG BOSTON HERALD at a mission hill crime scene, PHOTO BY NICOLAUS CZARNECKI/METRO 8. Photographer Brita Meng outzen is fishing for Boston Red Sox catcher Jason Varitek using Jonathon Papelbon’s book as bait. and Red Sox mascot Wally the Green Monster isjust hanging out at Red Sox spring training in Fort Myers, FL. on February 24, 2009. 9. NICOLAUS CZARNECKI of METRO (L) George Rizer of the Boston Globe. PHOTO BY NANCY LANE BOSTON HERALD 10. Stuart Cahill enjoying Harvard Commencement. 11. (10/06/04-Nahant,MA) 700LB Hooded seal released back into the Atlantic at Nahant Beach. “Artie” named after Arthur Guiness (the founder of Guiness beer-in honor of the fact that the seal was found on St. Patrick;s day “04 in Duxbury) is seen inching his way toward the water. ED NOTE the antenna seen near his head will be used to track the seals movements. 12. BPPA photographer Cindy Loo at the Boston Red Sox Home Opener against the Seattle Mariners at Fenway Park in Boston on April 10, 2007. ©2007 Rick Friedman

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66 Boston Press Photographers Association The President’s Award

The New England Press Photographer of the Year and the New England Cinematographer of the Year awards had their beginning in 1962. Following the tragic Vietnam War death of Ollie Noonan Jr., in 1969, the members of the Boston Press Photographers Association named the two awards The President’s Award.

Awarded to the Press Photographer of the Year Awarded to the TV Photographer of the Year

1962 Bob Dean 1986 BILL GREENE 1963 RUSS HOPKINS 1987 JOHN BAYNARD Boston Globe Boston Globe WNAC-TV 7 WNEV-TV/WCVB-TV 1963 Paul Connell 1987 BILL GREENE 1964 EDWARD DOOKS 1988 JOHN BAYNARD Boston Globe Boston Globe WBZ-TV 4 WNEV-TV/WCVB-TV 1964 Paul Connell 1988 SUZANNE KREITER 1965 EDWARD DOOKS 1989 MIKE FISHER Boston Globe Boston Globe WBZ-TV 4 WFSB-TV 1965 GEORGE RILEY 1989 BILL GREENE 1966 EDWARD DOOKS 1990 PETER SINATRA U.P.I. Boston Globe WBZ-TV 4 WCVB-TV 1966 JOSEPH DENNEHY 1990 JIM DAVIS 1967 EDWARD DOOKS 1991 JOHN BAYNARD Boston Globe Boston Herald WBZ-TV 4 WHDH-TV 1967 PAUL CONNELL 1991 BILL GREENE 1968 LARRY CROWLEY 1992 JOHN BAYNARD Boston Globe Boston Globe WHDH-TV 5 WHDH-TV 1968 PAUL CONNELL 1992 BILL BELKNAP 1969 JACK CRYAN 1993 MICHAEL JOHNSTON Boston Globe Boston Herald WHDH-TV 5 WHDH-TV 1969 MIKE ANDERSEN 1993 BILL GREENE 1970 JAMES ARNOLD 1994 STEVE COLVIN Record American Boston Globe WBZ-TV 4 WCVB-TV 1970 STEVE VANMETER 1994 YUNGHI KIM 1971 JOHN PREMACK 1995 STEVE COLVIN Springfield Union Boston Globe WBZ-TV 4 WCVB-TV 1971 MIKE ANDERSEN 1995 JIM DAVIS 1972 JOHN PREMACK 1996 STEVE COLVIN Record American Boston Globe WBZ-TV 4 WCVB-TV 1972 Bob Dean 1996 KUNI TAKAHASHI 1973 JAMES ARNOLD 1997 PETER SINATRA Boston Globe Boston Herald WBZ-TV 4 WCVB-TV 1973 ULRIKE WELSCH 1997 BRIAN WALSKI 1974 RICHARD SUSKIN 1998 SAL MALGUARNERA Boston Globe Boston Herald WNAC-TV 7 NESN 1974 ROLAND OXTON 1998 BILL GREENE 1975 DAVID MARLIN 1999 MIKE COLE Herald American Boston Globe CBS News NESN 1975 DAVID RYAN 1999 GARO LACHINIAN 1976 DONNAT MITCHELL 2000 MIKE COLE Boston Globe Boston Herald WCVB-TV 5 NESN 1976 BARTH FALKENBERG 2000 DOMINIC CHAVEZ 1977 ARTHUR DONAHUE 2001 JEFF LAZZARINO Christian Science Monitor Boston Globe WWLP-TV 22/WBZ-TV 4 WFXT 1977 STANLEY FORMAN 2001 BILL GREENE 1978 DICK DUNHAM 2002 CURTIS BAILEY Herald American Boston Globe WCVB-TV 5 WCVB 1978 STAN GROSSFELD 2002 BILL GREENE 1979 ARTHUR DONAHUE 2003 JIM GOFF Boston Globe Boston Globe WBZ-TV 4 WFXT 1979 STAN GROSSFELD 2003 KUNI TAKAHASHI 1980 DICK DUNHAM Boston Globe Boston Herald WCVB-TV 5 1980 STAN GROSSFELD 2004 BRIAN SNYDER 1981 ARTHUR DONAHUE Boston Globe Reuters WFSB-TV 1981 TED ANCHER 2005 SUZANNE KREITER 1982 ARTHUR DONAHUE Boston Herald American Boston Globe WFSB-TV 1982 BILL GREENE 2006 Jacob Silberberg 1983 ARTHUR DONAHUE Patriot Ledger Freelance WFSB-TV 1983 STAN GROSSFELD 2007 BILL GREENE 1984 ARTHUR DONAHUE Boston Globe Boston Globe WFSB-TV 1984 STAN GROSSFELD 2008 brian snyder 1985 ARTHUR DONAHUE Boston Globe Reuter WFSB-TV 1985 BILL GREENE 1986 JOHN BAYNARD Patriot Ledger/Boston Globe WNEV-TV

The News Photographer G 2009 67 Edwin T. Ramsdell Memorial Trophy

In memory of Edwin T. Ramsdell, 1939 - James Jones Boston Traveler 1974 - Rollie Oxton Boston Globe a Boston Post photographer, who was Boston Post 1957 - Rollie Oxton Herald American 1992 - Bill Belknap killed while photographing the ocean 1940 - Joseph Parodi Boston American 1975 - Stan Forman Boston Herald liner Queen Mary from the air. Ramsdell Boston American 1958 - Dan Sheehan Herald American 1993 - John Tlumacki and other photojournalists were aboard 1941 - Lester MaClellan Daily Record 1976 - Stan Forman Boston Globe a plane which crossed the stern of the Boston American 1959 - Rollie Oxton Herald American 1994 - Jim Bourg liner as she was making her way to port. 1942 - Frank X. Mahoney Boston American 1977 - Tom Landers Reuters The plane suddenly went out of control Sunday Advertiser 1960 - Phil Preston Boston Globe 1995 - Bill Brett and crashed in the ocean. The other 1943 - Warren Patriquin Boston Globe 1978 - John Thompson Boston Globe Boston Herald Herald American passengers aboard the plane were 1961 - Robert Morin 1996 - Craig Murray 1944 - Abe Fox Worcester Telegram 1979 - Stan Forman The Enterprise badly shaken up but rescued by a Associated Press 1962 - Bob Dean Herald American 1997 - Evan Richman passing freighter. 1945 - Abe Fox Boston Globe 1980 - Stan Forman Boston Globe [Awarded to the first place recipient Associated Press 1963 - Dick Russell Herald American 1998 - Wendy Maeda in the Spot News category of the still 1946 - Warren Patriquin Springfield Union 1981 - George Rizer Boston Globe photography division.] Boston Herald 1964 - Dan Sheehan Boston Globe 1999 - Kuni Takahashi 1947 - Tony Cabral Boston Globe 1982 - Wendy Maeda Boston Herald Boston Traveler 1965 - Jim O’Callaghan Boston Globe 2000 - Kuni Takahashi 1948 - Gil Friedberg Boston Traveler 1983 - Tom Landers Boston Herald Boston American 1966 - Joseph Dennehy Boston Globe 2001 - Jim Mahoney 1949 - Rollie Oxton Sunday Globe 1984 - John Blanding Boston Herald Boston American 1967 - Bill Brett Boston Globe 2002 - George Rizer 1950 - Ed Kelly Boston Globe 1985 - Rick Sennott Boston Globe Boston Globe 1968 - Bill Porter Boston Herald 2003 - Kuni Takahashi 1951 - Paul Connell Boston Globe 1986 - Stan Forman Boston Herald Boston Globe 1969 - Edison Farrand WCVB/AP 2004 - Mike Adaskaveg 1952 - Hilding Engstrand Boston Globe 1987 - George Rizer Boston Herald Boston Globe 1970 - Rollie Oxton Boston Globe 2005 - Dina Rudick 1953 - J. Walter Green Record American 1988 - Mark Stockwell Boston Globe Associated Press 1971 - Dan Sheehan The Sun Chronicle 2006 - Jacob Silberberg 1954 - Tony Cabral Boston Globe 1989 - Jim Mahoney freelance Boston Traveler 1972 - Bob Dean Boston Herald 2007 - George Rizer 1955 - Leo Meyer Boston Globe 1990 - Michele McDonald Boston Globe Worcester Telegram 1973 - Mitchel Abou-Adal Boston Globe 2008 - Dina Rudick 1956 - Harry Trask Worcester Telegram 1991 - Joanne Rathe Boston Globe Moe Fineberg Award Morris “Moe” Fineberg dedicated his life 1949 - Myron Reed Worcester Telegram 1979 - Janet Knott Boston Globe to capturing the graphic news events of Worcester Telegram 1964 - Robert Lilyestrom Boston Globe 1995 - Pat Whittemore the day on film. Moe Fineberg was killed 1951 - Gil Friedberg Worcester Telegram 1980 - David Ryan Boston Herald at the age of 56, on assignment for the Boston Globe 1965 - George Riley Boston Globe 1996 - Bill Greene Boston Post. 1951 - John Murphy UPI 1981 - John Scheckler Boston Globe Daily Record 1966 - Ray Wallman New Bedford 1997 - Bob Thayer On September 30, 1949 he was assigned Standard-Times to cover the mock U.S. Marine and U.S. 1952 - J. Walter Green Record American Providence Journal Navy ship to shore invasion landing at Associated Press 1967 - Frank Kelley 1982 - Janet Knott 1998 - Bill Greene Boston Globe Carson Beach in South Boston. Suddenly 1953 - Gordon Converse Boston Traveler Boston Globe the event took on the stark grim reality Christian Science 1968 - Ted Dully 1983 - Stan Grossfeld 1999 - Bill Belknap Monitor Boston Globe of war itself Boston Globe Boston Herald as Moe fell, 1954 - Edward Fitzgerald 1969 - Mike Andersen 1984 - Michael Grecco 2000 - Suzanne Kreiter mortally UPI Record American Boston Herald Boston Globe wounded, 1955 - Wally Huntington 1970 - John Landers 1985 - Janet Knott 2001 - Debee Tlumacki on the sandy Springfield Union Record American Boston Globe Patriot Ledger beach. He 1956 - Dan Murphy 1971 - Ulrike Welsch 1986 - Bill Greene 2002 - Joanne Rathe was killed by Boston Herald Boston Globe Boston Globe Boston Globe a pyrotechnic 1957 - Dan Sheehan 1972 - Vincent Alabiso 1987 - Jim Mahoney 2003 - Kuni Takahashi projection Daily Record Patriot Ledger Boston Herald Boston Herald shell that 1958 - George Cocaine 1973 - Joseph Dennehy 1988 - Suzanne Kreiter 2004 - Tara Bricking exploded Worcester Telegram Boston Globe Boston Globe Boston Herald prema- 1959 - John Shaehan 1974 - Peter Main 1989 - Barry Chin 2005 - Jacob Silberberg turely in the Boston Globe Christian Science Boston Globe freelance barrel of the 1960 - Gordon Converse Monitor 1990 - Bill Greene 2006 - John Tlumacki projector. Christian Science 1975 - Kevin Cole Boston Globe Boston Globe Monitor Jim Callaghan, a Boston Globe photog- Herald American 1991 - Bob Thayer 2007 - Angela Rowlings rapher, standing only a few feet away 1961 - Gordon Converse 1976 - Dennis Brearley Providence Journal Boston Herald Christian Science at the time of the explosion, said, “Moe Herald American 1992 - Bob Thayer Monitor 2008 - Suzanne Kreiter died clutching his camera in one hand 1977 - Angela Kaloventzos Providence Journal Boston Globe and a plate holder in the other.” 1962 - Robert Lilyestrom Herald American 1993 - Bob Thayer Worcester Telegram Providence Journal [The Moe Fineberg Award is 1978 - Stan Grossfeld 1963 - Robert Morin Boston Globe 1994 - Barry Chin given to the first place recipient of the feature category in the still photography division.] 68 Boston Press Photographers Association 2008 Appreciation Award Press, Television & Newsreel Photographers

2009 Joe Wrinn Harvard News Office

Some of us have known Joe Wrinn as a diligent UPI stringer. Some of us have know him as that always moving Harvard photographer. Some of us have known Joe as the spokesman for “the university.” ©Vin Catania Some of us just know him as that guy who gets us into the Hasty Pudding Awards. Through all these phases, he has just been Joe. Always gracious, always ready to help out a fellow photographer. And we appreciate that. ©Rick Friedman (left) Joe Wrinn in the early 90s, (right) present-day Joe

Thank You Judges – We couldn’t win without you

(left to right) Judges Sir Colin Finley, Lucian Perkins and Andrea Mohin review photo contest entries

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Boston Press Photographers Association 2009 annual awards publication