bout de papier, Vol. 9, No. 2 (1992) — Spring 1992 // Printemps 1992, pp. 24–27
bout de papier received over 200 entrants for our first-ever Photo Contest which was sponsored by Tradex Management Inc. There were three Winners, three Honourable Mentions, and three Judges.
Liza Linklater is Winner of the First Prize ($500.00 of shares from Tradex Management Inc.) for her untitled photograph of a small girl taken in Darjeeling, India in 1979. Liza is a free-lance writer in New York, New York. She accompanied her spouse (James Trottier, currently serving at our Permanent Mission to the United Nations in New York) on posting to Bangkok.
Michael Whelan is Winner of the Second Prize ($250.00 of shares from Tradex Management Inc.) for his photo entitled, “Winter Serenity” “ which he had taken near Mount Sorak, Korea in 1982. Michael is a Trade Commissioner who has served in Seoul and Kingston. He is currently working at the ISTC regional office in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Michael Small is Winner of the Third Prize (a selection of financial management literature) for his photo entitled, “Sweeper Woman”, which he had taken in the Jain Temple at Mount Abu, Rajasthan, India in 1981. Michael has served in Kuala Lumpur and Brasilia. He is currently the Coordinator for EAITC’s Task Force for the 1992 UN Conference on Environment and Development which will be held in Rio de Janeiro in June 1992.
The three Honourable Mentions are: Nicholas Coglan, a new officer in the Political/Economic stream and assigned to the Middle East Relations Division at EAITC; Hark Kroll who has served in San José, Bonn and Seoul, and is currently in the Multilateral Trade Institutions Division at EAITC, and Liza Linklater (our First Prize Winner).
Our three judges were: Fred Chartrand, Chief Photographer, Canadian Press (Ottawa Bureau, who has travelled extensively in Asia, Central Africa and Latin America. He has covered political events such as the G-7 Economic Summits, Commonwealth Heads of Government Conferences, six federal election campaigns, various royal tours and the papal visit in Canada; sports events such as the Olympics, World figure skating, Grey Cup and Stanley Cup; and international events such as the American hostage-taking in Iran in 1980 (when he was arrested as a spy and thrown in prison, the Nicaraguan elections during the Sandinista regime and the Gulf War.
Margaret (Peggy) Cameron, owner of the Margaret Cameron Gallery in Ottawa, has represented fine art photographers since the late 1980s; judged various photo contests; and spoken extensively on collecting photography. She welcomes visitors to her gallery by appointment.
Terry Laurenzio, President, 246 Fifth Design in Ottawa, is founder of a quality graphic design firm. A graduate of both the Business Management and the Graphic Design programs at Algonquin College, he is a member of the Society of Graphic Designers of Canada, is active on the Advertising and Sales Association, and is winner of numerous design awards.
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