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Has your yearbook staff ever considered organizing a photo contest? If not, it could be time to give the idea a try.
A photo contest is a great way to get students interested in, and actively involved with, the yearbook by submitting photos for consideration to be used in the book. A contest can even be structured so that the winner gets a free yearbook.
Halloween can be one of the most photogenic times of the year, what with people dressing in costume and putting up interesting (sometimes wild) decorations.
Take a look at this post from the website digital-photography-school.com for some tips specific to taking pictures on Halloween.
Great photography can go a long way toward making a great yearbook.
Take a look at these 10 tips from photographer Amar Ramesh from a recent article at the website digital-photography-school.com.
The JEA/NSPA Spring National High School Journalism Convention is coming up next week, April 15-17, in Portland and Walsworth will be there.
If you are headed to the convention, we want you to join in! Come upload your own images from the Portland convention right here in this gallery!
The Association of Texas Photography Instructors held their 2009 Fall Photo Contest last month, and have now posted the gallery of winning photos on their website.
There were more than 7,700 entries from more than 80 schools in the contest, and the best of the best make for some really great shots to scroll through.
The JEA/NSPA Fall National High School Journalism Convention was Nov. 12-15 in Washington D.C., and Walsworth was there.
If you were at the convention, we want you to join in! Come upload your own images from D.C. right here.
All the yearbook staffs who will be coming to Washington D.C. to attend the JEA/NSPA Convention will get the chance to swing by the Walsworth booth and play Whamboozal – our fun, interactive quiz game.
Take a look at this photo gallery from Whamboozal at previous conventions. The game is a blast.
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