[audubon-news] Audubon Magazine Release with Photos
- From: "BIANCHI, John" <JBIANCHI@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "'audubon-news@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'" <audubon-news@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>,"'chapter-communicator@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'" <chapter-communicator@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 4 Mar 2002 11:22:37 -0500
> <<AP-18F.pdf>>
> Contact: John Bianchi
> jbianchi@xxxxxxxxxxx
> 212/979-3026
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> AUDUBON MAGAZINE HONORED BY AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY
>
> Eight Audubon Photos Chosen from 5,000 Entrants for 'American Photography
> 18'
>
> New York, NY February 28, 2002 - Audubon magazine announced today that
> eight photographs originally published in the magazine have been chosen
> for publication in American Photography 18. The photographs, by David
> Liittschwager and Susan Middleton, Richard Misrach, Terri Weifenbach, and
> Dan Winters, are among the best photographic images of 2001, chosen by
> American Photography 18's distinguished jury.
>
> From more than 5,000 images submitted, American Photography's jury
> selected only 340 for publication in American Photography 18. The
> completed issue will be available in November 2002.
>
> "Audubon is honored to have 8 photographs make American Photography 18'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 the
> leader in finding and displaying great nature photography."
>
> Two intimate portraits of Hawaii's endangered species by Liittschwager and
> Middleton were chosen from the photo essay, "Recapturing Eden". Richard
> Misrach's haunting image of the Salton Sea, from the Article, "Of Salt and
> Seabirds" was also honored, as were Terri Weifenbach's beautiful and
> unique studies of flowers from the photo essay, "Suburban Renewal". Dan
> Winters was chosen for his photographs from two Audubon pieces: striking
> studies of Gorillas in the Bronx Zoo from "The New Zoo", and a jarring
> look inside the machinery of a paper mill which accompanied "The Paper
> Chase".
>
> Five Audubon photographs were chosen for American Photography 16 in 2000,
> and three for AP 17 in 2001. 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 18 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 102 years of publication, during which
> the magazine has set the mark for outdoor writing, conservation reporting,
> and nature photography.
>
> # # #
>
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