Walsworth's 2018 Photo Contest attracted nearly 4,000 entries from all over the country. The winners also came from every corner, from Massachusetts to California.
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It was another successful year for Walsworth’s annual Photo Contest, with the 2018 Contest attracting nearly 4,000 outstanding entries from across the country. Thank you to all the talented yearbook photographers who took the time to enter. Here are the winners and Honorable Mentions in each category. The top prize winners will receive a $100…
The websites Humans of New York and StoryCorps are great examples of written and visual storytelling. Use them to teach your students how to get more personal interest stories into this year’s book if there’s time, or to start training next year’s reporters. One of a journalist’s primary jobs is to tell compelling stories. Telling…
This year’s Walsworth Photo Contest begins on Monday morning. For the next month, yearbook photographers across the country will have their chance to win one of 10 $100 Visa gift cards (and bragging rights, of course). The 2018 Photo Contest will run from Feb. 26 through Friday, March 30. Photographers will compete in 10 categories,…
Much like shooting sports photos, capturing the peak moments in plays and musicals requires planning and good shooting technique.
To paraphrase Hamlet, “the play’s the thing” where the conscientiousness of the yearbook photographer is discovered.
At most schools, there will be spring plays and musicals in the coming months ahead, which will provide an opportunity to try out the ideas and techniques discussed here.
There’s a stereotype that high school football is a big deal in Texas. There’s probably some truth to it, considering the high school football championships happen in the same stadium where the Dallas Cowboys play. So getting to photograph those championships, in that stadium, is no small achievement. This past December, as teams from across…
We’re now entering the heart of the winter sports season for yearbook staffs, which means lots of photo assignments inside gyms, covering sports such as basketball and wrestling. Taking great photos inside high school gyms can be difficult, but certainly not impossible. In the latest Photo Spotlight, let’s take a look at some yearbook photographers…
Photos are the most-seen element of any yearbook, which makes the blocks of text that accompany them – the captions – essentially the most important text written in the book. Your yearbook staff needs to be giving captions the attention they deserve. Walsworth’s newest eBook will help. In Writing Yearbook Captions That Will Captivate, you…
Halloween week is only a couple days away and the fall holiday should be a festive time for your yearbook staff. Take time to bring in some food and candy. If your school allows it, even have fun getting into costumes for a staff party. Along with all the Halloween fun, you can still be…
Photo Spotlight is back! In our newest Photo Spotlight, the series where we examine great yearbook photos that made us stop and take a second look, we’re reviewing an academics photo from Eric Juarez of Crosby High School in Crosby, Texas. This picture (seen above) makes science class look fun and exciting, as the students…
Great photography is something to celebrate. It’s often the first thing people look at when they open a yearbook (starting with the pictures of themselves, of course). The photos help set the tone of the yearbook. Great photos can make or break a yearbook. Walsworth created the eBook 100+ Great Photos that Captured Our Attention and…
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