2007 Portfolio - UNPA

June 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment

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  • A cross-country skier slides past a pine tree at the Mountain Dell Golf Course
  • With the cheerleaders' banner stuck on his face, Wasatch High School football player Forrest Hill runs onto the field to start the second half of a playoff game vs. Emery.
  • Members of the community turned out Friday night for a candlelight vigil for the six trapped miners in the Crandall Canyon Mine.
  • Margie Houston is comforted by her granddaughter Marlise Houston after losing both her husband and her son in an out-of-control wildfire near Roosevelt that had burned 14,000 acres in the Unitah Basin by Saturday morning.
  • Skyline High School's basketball team dogpiles on Liz Johnson (15, bottom) after Johnson hit a last second shot to beat Davis and send Skyline to Saturday's State Championship game.
  • Woods Cross fans (left to right) Sam Bennion (8), Jacob Tribe (9), and Nathan Willes (8) show their spirit trying to distract a Payson player shooting a free throw at the 4A State Basketball Championships Wednesday.
  • Brothers Colt Miles and Malcolm Miles took first place in team roping at the Utah High School Rodeo in Heber City, Utah
  • Etienne Barabiraho is a refugee from Burundi, and a single parent who now lives in Salt Lake City with his four children.
  • After landing a big job out of college, attorney Stewart Peay, was called to active duty and spent 18 months in Iraq with the National Guard.
  • As his daughter Fatima wipes tears from her eyes, Suljo Talovic, father of Trolley Square gunman Sulejman Talovic, gives his final interview from the porch of his Salt Lake City home.

If the photos don’t show, you can see them here.

Tonight is the Utah News Photographers Association (UNPA) awards banquet, where the best work in the state will be honored. These are the ten singles from my entry in the Photographer of the Year category. To be candid, it’s obvious that I should have spent more time editing.

Posted by trent | Filed Under Photographs, Trent 

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