Ian
Ostericher, Peninsula High School Senior in Advanced
Photography at Peninsula High School received Best in
Show in the Washington State High School Photography
Competition for his Documentary photograph taken in
Beijing, China. Three judges selected his image from
among 3200 entries from 59 schools.
Ian was honored in a ceremony in Seattle for winning
BEST IN SHOW for the 2009 Washington State High School
Photography Competition. He also won FIRST PLACE in
Landscape Photography and SIXTH PLACE in Landscape
Photography He received a cash prize, a gift certificate
good for workshops at Photographic Center Northwest, a
camera and printer from Canon Camera, one of the
sponsors of the state contest and the honor of seeing
his photographs displayed on the web and in photo
exhibitions at the Tacoma Art Museum in September and
the Seattle Art Museum later in the Fall. In addition,
his photographs will be framed and become part of
Peninsula High School’s permanent collection of
award-winning photographs.
Additional awards went to Peninsula High School students
and the school team. Junior, Maegan Jackson, won FOURTH
PLACE in Portrait Photography. Ian, and other PHS
students received FINALIST and SELECT ribbons
designating their work as among the top 7-26 places in
their categories.
As a team, PHS placed 7th in the state. The students won
this recognition in a field of over 3, 200 entries from
fifty-nine schools from around the state. The contest is
sponsored by Kenmore Camera, Museum Quality Framing,
Canon Camera and Jones Soda.
2009
Washington State High School Photography Competition PHS
standings
PHS Team Results: 7th in the State
(We sent 187 images. Judges viewed 3, 200 images)
PHS Individual Results:
Best in Show
Documentary Photography
Ian Ostericher
1st Place Landscape Photography
Ian Ostericher6th Place Landscape Photography
Ian Ostericher
4th Place Portrait Photography
Maegan Jackson
Finalists:
Laurel Fisher (2 awards)
Jean-Louis Gazabat
Nathan Iversen (2 awards)
Select Ribbons:
(in top 26 in category)
Rose Cash (2 awards)
Rachel Clark (2 awards)
Laurel Fisher
Ariella George (2 awards)
Randy Cappa
Madison La Rose (2 awards)
Savanah Kraft
Chelsea Lewis
Nathan Iversen
Ian Ostericher (2 awards)
Alice Rowson (3 awards)
Scott Scamehorn
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