

We thank everyone who sent photographs for the contest. Want to book a hotel in Florida We can surely help you find the best one. Jones of Hermitage has incredible force evoking the wild and scenic land formations of Tennessee,” Pineros says of the overall winner. Primedia Shutterbug Magazine is located at: 1419 Chaffee Drive, Titusville, FL 32780. In a first for the Shutterbug contest, a Best of Show was recognized. “It was especially moving to review the Junior category as the mere thought of having young Tennesseans picking up cameras to record their natural environment is a breath of fresh air and a window for a brighter future in these challenging times.” Seeing this response from the community to celebrate our Natural Areas encourages us to continue working for the conservation of our natural heritage,” says Pineros. “All the photographs in the contest show the appreciation Tennesseans have toward nature and the amazing diversity of landscapes and species in the state.

Guest judges Lacy Atkins, an award-winning photographer, and David Pineros, Division of Natural Areas natural heritage biologist, helped our staff select the winners. In Page View, your magazines look just like the printed edition with all the photos and formatting. The Kindle Edition of this magazine includes Page View.

Along with allowing for passive recreation, state natural areas protect imperiled plants and animals - some of which are found nowhere else in the world - and provide visitors a glimpse of our state’s amazing natural diversity.” Written by photographers, for photographers, Shutterbug is dedicated to helping photographers enhance their creative potential. Winfield Dunn signed this vital legislation in 1971, biologists with the division have identified a number of important sites the act now protects. “We’re delighted to partner with The Tennessee Magazine to help us celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Natural Areas Preservation Act,” says Roger McCoy, director of the Division of Natural Areas. Working in conjunction with the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation this time, we are proud to present these winners whose photographs were chosen from nearly 1,000 entires. Shutterbug magazine had a great run, but the media landscape has changed dramatically in the last 4. Shutterbug is moving forward as a web-only publication () after ending its print magazine after 45 years, Shutterbug Editor-in-Chief Dan Havlik announced today.
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When his long-time friend Lydia finds him a one-off gig at a photo-shoot, he figures it couldn't hurt.Īs contrary as their natures appear to be, Derek finds the most fascinating piece of art at the end of his lens.Adult, Junior and Professional Winners Celebrate 50 years of Natural AreasOur shutterbugs took exploring and capturing the beauty of Tennessee seriously when we asked them to help us celebrate the state’s Natural Areas. Shutterbug Moves Forward as Web-Only Publication. Stiles Stilinski is a college student, scraping by on odd jobs to pay for his education fees. The team at Shutterbug stopped by Sonys factory in Thailand to document the process from start to finish. This is a really cool video of the meticulous production process involved in building a Sony A7Rii. When the model for their monthly bails out, the staff are hard-pressed to find someone else to photograph at the last minute. Production of Sony A7RII by Shutterbug Mag. Alternate Universe - College/Universityĭerek Hale is the photographer for the family-run magazine 'NECKZ 'n THROATS', a periodical aimed solely at the werewolf demographic.
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