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JUDGES: SPRING 2005 CONTEST
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ELI REED, PHOTOJOURNALIST / PROFESSOR
Eli is currently a photojournalism professor at the University of
Texas, School of Journalism, bringing to them his 40 years of photography
experience. Previously he worked as a photojournalist for such publications
as National Geographic, Time and Life.
Member of the Magnum Photos group since 1983, a 64 member cooperative
that is by invitation only.
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LINDA EPSTEIN, PHOTOJOURNALIST / PHOTO EDITOR
Graduated from Syracuse University in '89. Worked as a photographer
for several newspapers in Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey and Ohio.
Worked as both a picture editor and an assignments editor during
her three years at the Washington Times. Joined Knight Ridder/Tribune,
the 2nd largest wire service in the US, as a picture editor in March
of 1999 and is now the Knight Ridder Washington Bureau Photo Editor.
Currently NPPA Region 3 Director. Member WHNPA.
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MARK EDELSON, PHOTOJOURNALIST / PRESENTATION EDITOR
Mark Edelson is Presentation Editor at The Palm Beach Post, where
he works with photographers, designers, reporters and editors on
the packaging of stories throughout the paper.
He joined The Post as a picture editor in 1993, and since then has
been named Newspaper Picture Editor of the Year eight times. He's
also been the lead picture editor or designer for the Post team
that has earned numerous awards at Best of Photojournlism, Pictures
of the Year, Society for News Design and the Picture Editing Quarterly
Clip Contest. Earlier this year, for work done in 2004 he was named
Picture Editor of the Year at BOP, the Post won Best Use of Photography
at POY and in the PEQCC, and the Post photo staff was a Pulitzer
finalist for photographic coverage of Florida's 2004 hurricanes.
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JEANIE ADAMS-SMITH, ASST PROF. OF PHOTOJOURNALISM
Award winning photographer based in Bowling Green, KY, where she
is an Assistant Professor of photojournalism at Western Kentucky
University. She worked at the Chicago Tribune for 10 years as a
picture editor.
She has lectured at the Southwestern Photojournalism Conference
and chaired a national Women in Photojournalism conference, sponsored
by the National Press Photographers Association.
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