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Photo by Lisa Krantz

Photographers Lisa Krantz, Marshall Gorby and Fred Zwicky will show photos from their portfolios, such as this shot by Krantz, at 6 p.m. Feb. 10. They are on campus to judge two photo contests.

Three professional photojournalists will spend a day at the School of Journalism to judge two contests and talk about their work with students.

Marshall Gorby of the Springfield (Ohio) News-Sun, Fred Zwicky of the Peoria Journal Star and Lisa Krantz of the San Antonio Express-News will visit Feb. 10-11. They’ll judge the Indiana News Photographers Association’s Student Photojournalist of the Year contest at 1 p.m., then will present their work and answer questions during a forum at 6 pm. Both events are in the Ernie Pyle Hall Auditorium.

The following day, the three begin judging for the INPA Photographer of the Year contest at 9 a.m. in the auditorium. Anyone may observe the judging process. Associate professor Jim Kelly, who arranged the event, said observers should enter through the back door of the auditorium to avoid disturbing the judges.

More:

• Learn about the judges, the contest and the INPA at the website.

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