Photojournalism winners
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1st Place - Outstanding Achievement Title: A boy from the crowd retrieves his ball in the shadow of the A boy from the crowd retrieves his ball in the shadow of the armed security at the Liberia National Peace and Cultural Festival in Monrovia; Liberia; December 11 – December 13 2008
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2nd Place - Merit of Excellence Title: Mert HELMAND PROVINCE, AFGHANISTAN - NOVEMBER 25: Emergency Nurse Commanding Officer of the MERT, FLT LT Fiona McGlynn, 37-years-old from the Selly Oak Hospital in Birmingham onboard of the MERT CH-47 Chinook helicopter screams as she performs a cardio-pulmonary resuscitation to a Danish soldier that suffered of a traumatic amputation of his right leg, serious injures to his left leg to the perineum and abdomen, a partial amputation of the left arm and head injuries on November 25, 2009 in Helmand Province, Afghanistan. The Danish soldier wounded as a result of a IED (Improvised Explosive Device) died as soon as he arrived at the Camp Bastion Hospital due to the severe injuries. (Marco Di Lauro/Reportage by Getty Images)
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3rd Place - Honor of Distinction Title: 2006 Haitian election This election day, polling stations in Port-au-Prince opened after an endless delay. In front of the entrance, voters waited for hours. Resolutely, Haitian people clung on to its right and will to democracy.
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Honorable Mention Title: Alzheimer's Alzheimer's disease goes through seven stages before reducing the patient to a fetal position and then to death. Among these stages the identity of the individual is gradually erased due to loss of memory. The vision of reality is distorted because nothing they do is in accordance with the environment in which they think they live. The mimesis of reality serves in some way to assuage their sense of loss of space and time and, somehow, return parts of life lost.
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Honorable Mention Title: Waiting for Haiti (2)
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Honorable Mention Title: JAILED IN HOME JAILED IN HOME
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Honorable Mention Title: G20 Force (1) G20 Summit inToronto, 2010. 1billion dollars spent on security......
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Honorable Mention Title: Srebrenica2010
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