Local high school students know their way around a camera. And the Dumont Symposium of the Arts Student Photography Exhibition, held April 21-26 at Webb School, opened our eyes to how good their work can be. The subject matter ranges from younger siblings to moody graveyards to ignorant Klansmen, proving that teenagers really do think about more than MTV and partying—proof that you don't have to be young to learn a thing or two...
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"Untitled"
Andrew Bishop
Webb School of Knoxville
Black and white photograph
Best of Show
"Beast"
Konrad Rykalzewski
Oak Ridge High School
Black and white photograph
Honorable Mention
"Contemplation"
Logan Pendergrass
Oak Ridge High School
Black and white photograph
Second Place
"Calla Lillies"
Taylor Morton
Webb School of Knoxville
Cyanotype
Honorable mention
"Untitled"
Megan Allen
Webb School of Knoxville
Black and white photograph
third place
"Spill Off"
Whitney Brown
Powell High School
Color photograph
honorable mention
"Sanity"
Kara Massey
Webb School of Knoxville
Black and white photograph
honorable mention
"Faces"
Celeste Jones
Heritage High School
Black and white photograph
honorable mention
"The Colors of Ignorance"
Adrienne Vandergriff
Webb School of Knoxville
Toned photograph
first place
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