Award Winners: Herb Goldberg
(BOS/bw), Lindsay Welch (BOS/col; OSW), Jim Krebs (OSW), Joe Puleo
(OSW), Gail Giarrusso (OSW), Alyson Stober (OSW), Davis Noble (OSW),
John Fletcher (PJA; HON), John Fogle (SCA), Markus Diersbock (HON),
Lucille Grant (HON), Judy Copp (HON), Elizabeth Morency (HON), Gregory
Lord (HON), David Hark (HON), Cerys Wilson (HON) Chairpersons: Tammy Nohelty
and John Capuano
Committee: Kiki Taron Kinney,
Herb Goldberg, Barbara Rosenstein, Mort Rosenstein, Mark Steinberg,
Myra Sussman, Amanda Sylvester
Judges
Francine Zaslow is a Boston-based photographer
with a unique approach to still-life photography. Whether in the
studio or on location, Francine is best known for bringing a fresh
perspective to each and every photograph, blending the subject matter
and her sensitivity to lighting and composition to make sometimes
ordinary objects appear extraordinary. For over a decade, Francine
has been running her own successful and evolving photography studio.
When not shooting at her Boston studio, Francine likes to spend
time with her family and friends at her house on Martha’s
Vineyard. To view more of Francine’s photography, please visit
www.francinezaslow.com.
Jacob Mosser III of North Reading, Massachusetts,
is an accomplished photographer who has been awarded the honors
of Fellowship in the Photographic Society of America and Honorary
Member in the New England Camera Club Council. He has judged and
lectured on photography throughout the Northeast and for various
photographic organizations in the United States and Canada. He is
the Vice-Chairman of The Massachusetts Camera Naturalists, a past
Chairman of the Photographic Society of America's Nature Division,
and a life member of and a past of President the Greater Lynn Photographic
Association. As an international exhibitor, he has achieved a galaxy
in color slides and both a photonaturalist and galaxy-2
rating in nature. He has twice been the recipient of the prestigious
Eastman Kodak, Charles A. Kinsley Memorial Trophy. His
work appears in assorted publications and calendars.
Ron DiRito holds the positions of Associate Professor
and Photography Department Chair at Montserrat College of Art. He
earned a Bachelor of Arts from Metropolitan State College and a
Master of Fine Arts from the Rhode Island School of Design. A former
freelance photographer for various newspapers, magazines, and photo
agencies, his photographs have appeared in periodicals around the
world, including Time, Newsweek, Vanity Fair,
L'Espresso, Paris Match, and The World &
I. In 1995 he received a NEFA/NEA Regional Fellowship in Photography.
His work is exhibited nationally and is held in public and private
collections. |
