[audubon-news] FW: AUDUBON MAGAZINE HONORED BY AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY
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- Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2003 13:06:21 -0500
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> AUDUBON MAGAZINE HONORED BY AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY
>
> Seven Audubon Photos Chosen from 6,000 Entrants for > '> American Photography
> 19> '>
>
> New York, NY, March 7 - Audubon magazine announced today that seven
> photographs originally published in the magazine have been chosen for
> publication in American Photography 19. The photographs, by Henry
> Horenstein, John Huet, Mark Klett, Raymond Meeks, and Victor Schrager, are
> among the best photographic images of 2002, chosen by American Photography
> 19> '> s distinguished jury.
>
> From more than 6,000 images submitted, American Photography> '> s jury
> selected only 330 for publication in American Photography 19, representing
> the best images from 2002. The book will be available in November 2003.
>
> "> Audubon is honored to have seven photographs make American Photography 19>
> '> s final cut,> "> said Audubon Editor-in-Chief David Seideman. > "> To be
> recognized by American Photography is a tribute not only to the work of our
> photographers, but also to the efforts of our great design and photo team:
> Design Director Kevin Fisher, Photo Editor Kim Hubbard, and Designer Isabel
> DeSousa. It is abundantly clear that Audubon is becoming a leader in finding
> and displaying great photography.> ">
>
> Two intimate portraits of marine creatures by Henry Horenstein were chosen
> from the photo essay, > "> Water World> "> . John Huet> '> s photograph of a
> green frog was shot at the Audubon Camp at Hog Island, Maine, for > "> The
> Touch of the Wild> "> . Mark Klett was chosen for his striking photograph of
> the Goosenecks of the San Juan River in Utah, featured in the article > ">
> This Land Is Your Land - Turning to Nature In A Time of Crisis> "> . Raymond
> Meeks> '> haunting image of Wyoming> '> s Powder River Basin, from the
> article, > "> Powder Keg> "> was also honored, as were Victor Schrager> '> s
> beautiful and unique studies of birds from the photo essay, > "> A Bird in
> the Hand> "> .
>
> Five Audubon photographs were chosen for American Photography 16 in 2000,
> three for AP 17 in 2001, and eight for AP 18 in 2002. American Photography>
> '> s annuals not only stand on their own as art books, but are also an
> exclusive resource used by many top art directors, editors, and designers
> when assigning photography. The AP19 Competition honors the work of
> photographers in every discipline.
>
> Called > "> The most beautiful magazine in the world,> "> by the New York
> Times, Audubon is currently celebrating 103 years of publication, during
> which the magazine has set the mark for outdoor writing, conservation
> reporting, and nature photography.
>
> # # #
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Kristy A. Wright
> Media Representative
>
> National Audubon Society
> 700 Broadway
> New York, NY 10003
> 212.979.3027
> www.audubon.org
>
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