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1999 June.Qxd Ohio News Presorted Standard Photographer U.S.Postage Paid 9 Youngstown, OH 9 1538 Cullinan Ave. Permit No.640 9 1 Masury, OH 44438 Change Service Requested May/June The Dayton Convention committee would like to thank the following companies and organizations for making our convention a success pher pher THE DAYTON DAILY NEWS - THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS-SUN WDTN-TV2 - WHIO-TV7 - WKEF-TV22 - WRGT-TV45 a CANNON USA - NIKON - FUJI - KODAK - CABBAGE CASES r WILSON PROFESSIONAL SERVICE - PHOTO SYSTEMS INC. g FILMS ONE VIDEO PRODUCTIONS - JIM McGRAW GREENE COUNTY CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU ws MONTGOMERY COUNTY CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU DOWNTOWN DAYTON PARTNERSHIP - THE MALL AT FAIRFIELD COMMONS NCR - DELPHI AUTOMOTIVE - THE DAYTON BOMBERS HOCKEY CLUB THE VICTORIA THEATRE - ESTHER PRICE CANDIES GREENE COUNTY VICTIM WITNESS - JEANETTE ADKINS Photo Ohio Ne Ohio COLD BEER N CHEESEBURGERS FAIRBORN - DOMINO'S PIZZA NEW CARLISLE MEIJER - CHUCK UPTHEGROVE BREWERY (KRAMER'S PARTY SUPPLIES) AUDIO VIDEO SYSTEMS - FAR HILLS TRAVEL - BEAVERCREEK GOLF CLUB THE GOLF COURSE AT YANKEE TRACE CENTERVILLE PIPESTONE GOLF COURSE MIAMISBURG HARTSOCK AWARDS AND ENGRAVING LEBANON - THE USAF MUSEUM BEARCAT SCANNER CLUB - EDR SYSTEMS - TAPE COMPANY - VERSA FLEX Page 2 Ohio News Photographer May-June 1999 May-June 1999 Ohio News Photographer Page 3 Kent State students win top ONPA honors Ohio University tops in College POY awards Kent State University students Lindsay Fellow Kent State University student Odds ‘n ends Students in The School of Visual Taatarii, Bronze Medal , “Coach” Semple and Jason Kaye left the annual Jason Kaye was this years first place winner The Ohio Lawyers Weekly is in Communication at Ohio University received Portrait: Eustacio Humphrey, Bronze ONPA convention winning the top student of the Larry Fullerton Photojournalism search of photographers to freelance for 24 awards in the 54th College Photographer Medal, “Morning Conversation”; Sang-Jib OhioONPA News Photographers Association Inc. the publication. Interested parties can honors for ONPA in 1998. Scholarship. of the Year Competition. For the third year in Min, Bronze Medal, “Denver Place”; Mia Semple was chosen as the Robert Coon A native of Deerfield Beach, Florida contact Editor, David Benson by phone Song, Bronze Medal, “Teenage Girls at (216) 771-3500 or 800-935-5297. a row they received more awards than any ONPA Student Photographer of the Year Kaye is pursuing a photojournalism degree Board Chairman Bob DeMay other university. The contest was sponsored Trapped in a Life of Prostitution” and Kaye named as the winner of the Larry after spending eight years in the U.S. Army. Benson can be reached by e-mail at by: Kappa Alpha Mu, Missouri School of Illustration: Matthew Taplinger, Bronze Fullerton Photojournalism Scholarship. The He has served at posts in Georgia, Texas, Phone (330) 747-6216 [email protected] Speaking of e-mail still vice president Journalism, National Press Photographers Medal, “Split Fashion”; Taplinger, Bronze awards, based on portfolio, were Washington and Germany. E-mail [email protected] Foundation with educational grants from Medal, “Staircase” announced and presented at the annual con- Kaye transferred to Kent State last fall Lisa Dutton has joined the computer age and can now be contacted via e-mail at Canon U.S.A., Inc. and Kodak Professional. Personal Vision: Bruce Bennett, Gold vention in Dayton. and worked as a staff photographer for The President Ed Suba, Jr. Winners from Ohio University include: Medal, “Removing legitimacy from Semple is currently working as a full- Daily Kent Stater where he is now the Phone (800) 777-9477 [email protected]. President Ed Suba is waiting to see if this is just a fad. Illegitimate Children”; Jessica Brandi time staff photographer at The Vindicator in photo editor and the University’s magazine E-mail not yet Portfolio: Mia Song, Bronze Medal; Lifland, Silver Medal, “Tricycle”; Lifland, Youngstown while finishing her classes a t The Burr. Congratulations go out to member Mike Elicson and his wife Jenny of Jessica Brandi Lifland, Judges Special Bronze Medal, “Ocean”; Lara Solt, Bronze Kent State. She had placed second in the Ohio University student Kelsey Rollins Still Vice President Lisa Dutton Columbus on the birth of their first child Recognition. Medal, “Stuck” Larry Fullerton Photojournalism placed second in the Larry Fullerton Phone (419) 724-6143 Michael Fitzgerald Elicson who entered Spot News: Lara Solt, Gold Medal, Picture Story: Mia Song, Silver Medal, Scholarship competition the previous year. Photojournalism Scholarship. E-mail [email protected] the world at 9lbs. 3 oz. Mom, dad and “Homeless”. “Sixteen the Hard Way”; Amy Toensing, baby are fine and even made an appear- General News: Richard Tsong-Taatarii, Bronze Medal, “Jesse Jackson Unites Gold Medal, “Uncertain Future”; Lara Solt, Appalachia” TV Vice President Vince Shivers ance at the convention in Dayton. Ohio University student Bruce Bronze Medal, “Party’s Over”. Documentary: Mia Song, Gold Medal, Witmer NPPA Pictures of the Year winner Phone (330) 744-8821 Feature: Richard Tsong-Taatarii, Gold “Teenage Girls Trapped in a Life of Jim Witmer of the Dayton Daily News Chandler, who formally worked at the E-mail [email protected] Bennett continues to dominate the NPPA was the lone ONPA member on the winners Cleveland Plain Dealer as a staff photogra- Student Quarterly Clip Contest. Bennett Medal, “Dehorning”; Tsong-Taatarii, Silver Prostitution”; Jessica Brandi Lifland, Silver list in the NPPA’s 56th Annual Pictures of pher and then picture editor is now the who won the title last year is off and run- Medal, “Repairing Plow”; Tsong-Taatarii, Medal, “Forgotten City, New York: the Year Competition. Director of Photography at the paper. Oster Secretary David I. Andersen ning in 1999. Silver Medal, Playing on Mattress” Rockaway Beach”; Lifland, Bronze Medal. For the second straight year Witmer and Panchak are picture editors at the Post- Phone (216) 999-4156 The second quarter results show Sports Feature: Morris Weintraub, Gold “A Photographic Study of Trailer Park was a winner in the product illustration cat- Gazette and worked together in Ohio at the E-mail [email protected] Bennett taking third in news, first in Medal, “Game Face”; Richard Tsong- Culture” egory. He placed second for his work Medina County Gazette. sports and a 1,2,3 sweep in the feature “Morning Glory”. The photo also won first Two Ohio University students also Treasurer Kimberly Barth category. place in the illustration category of the placed in the competition. Penny DeLos Phone (800) 777-9477 Kent State University student Jason Charges dismissed against Lima couple ONPA Still Picture Contest earlier this year. Santos won third place in the issue report- E-mail [email protected] Kaye placed second in sports in the con- A Lima couple who faced charges for film still inside. They then offered to pay for Witmer had previously worked at the ing picture story category for her entry test. taking pictures of a crash in their front yard any repairs that the camera might need and Troy Daily News where he was a four time “Innocence Lost”. The Chillicothe Gazette is once have been cleared of any wrong doing by apologized for the incident. ONPA Clip Contest Photographer of the DeLos Santos was the 1997 College Still Clip Contest Chris Parkerr again publishing a Sunday edition. The Allen County officials. Despite the apology the following day Year. Photographer of the Year and was a speaker Phone (614) 841-1781 first Sunday edition hit the streets on May Virginia and Henry Otto, whose front while she was waiting for her husband to Three former ONPA members com- at the NPPA Flying Short Course stop in E-mail [email protected] 2. The paper last published a Sunday yard has been the scene of many auto acci- appear in Lima Municipal Court, Mrs. Otto bined to win a first place in Pictures of the Cleveland last fall. edition in 1943. dents have gotten used to the drill over the was handed two charges of obstructing offi- Year Competition. Curt Chandler, Doug Fellow student Amy Toensing received TV Clip Contest David Colabine The Society of Professional years. Call 911, then check on the victims and cial business and misconduct at an emer- Oster, and Pam Panchak teamed to win the an Award of Excellence in the issue report- Phone (513) 763-5443 Journalists’ Mark of Excellence Awards offer any assistance until help arrives. They gency. Each plead not guilty before Judge newspaper editing division/multiple feature ing category for her entry “Morning”. E-mail [email protected] are in with the Ohio University and Kent then routinely take pictures of the vehicles William Lauber of Lima Municipal Court. story award. Also a winner for the second straight State University placing first and second involved, in case they need to file a claim for According to Mrs. Otto, "the family was in the magazine competition. In the on- They edited and layed out John Beale's year was Matthew Rafferty of WJW-TV in Annual Still Contest Matt Detrich damages with their insurance company for traumatized by the whole situation. We've 18 month long project entitled "Caught in Cleveland who was a winner in the NPPA line publication category The Daily Kent property damage. never had any problems with police respond- the Web of Poverty." The project followed TV Photo and Editing Contest. Rafferty Phone (800) 777-9477 Stater captured first followed by Ohio This time however an Allen County sher- ing to accidents at our home." the matriarch of the family through the placed second in the editing competition E-mail not yet University’s Post and Ohio State iff's deputy grabbed Mrs. Otto's camera, Three weeks after the accident in a meet- struggles of daily life.
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