Tanner Thomas, 14
Awards: Blue Ribbon, Best of Show and the Dana Gallery ribbon and trophy as the Outstanding Junior Photographer
Using a Sony video camera,Tanner captured this individual at Missoula’s Mobash skatepark in late July. “I really like the thunderclouds in the background and on the other side you can see blue sky and it’s sunny,” he said about his entry. “I like how it’s the same person and it’s all one trick. I took all those frames out of the video and put them in Adobe photoshop. I chose the very first frame to be the background and I just cut the skater out of the other frames and pasted it onto the first shot. It’s a clip from my skater video which was also entered in the fair,” Tanner said (the new Media Arts exhibit).
Anders Conwell, 10
Class: Portrait
Awards: Blue Ribbon and Best of Show
Anders was at his sister’s day care and used a digital camera to capture her mood. “I thought it would be really cute, so I set it all up and it was cute.” Alyssa is 3. “This was my first year to enter pictures in the fair,” Anders said.
Douglas Yoder, 10
Class: Birds
Awards: Blue Ribbon and Best of Show
“It was taken at a zoo in Denver this summer,” Douglas said about his winning photo which he took with a digital camera.
“I like the frame. I took it because they were cool colors,” Douglas said about the birds that were on display.
Gracie Cassens, 7
Class: Floral
Awards: Blue Ribbon, Best of Show and Outstanding Photo for Ages 4-8
Gracie was attracted to the flower in her backyard “because it was really huge and pretty,” she said. “I walked like really up close and was kneeling down and took the picture,” using a digital camera.
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