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(Faith Telegraph, June 23, 2009) Adventures In Missions (AIM), a nonprofit organization based in Gainesville, GA, announced thewinner of its first MissionsPhoto Contest. The winningphotographis of a child being tossed in the air.The top five finalists willreceive a total of$5,000 in prize money.
"We were all impressed by the range of high-quality images submitted for the contest," thegroupreports on its website."Judging was difficult, so we tried to stick with the criteria for this particular contest," which called for the image to capture "a soul, a moment, a place and a ministry."
Because there were so many outstanding pictures, the judges also selected fifteen "Honorable Mention" pictures from among the portfolios that did not place in thetop five. Click here to view all of the winning photographs.
AIM launched its first Missions Photo Contest in a quest to gather photographs of ministry in action from around the globe. The purposewas to cast a vision for what God is doing in the mission field through a collection of compelling photographs that tell the stories.
AIM founder Seth Barnes was inspired to start the Missions Photo Contest after seeing an image taken of an orphan at a care point in Nsoko, Swaziland. "I saw this photograph and was so taken by it. It captures a soul, a moment, a place and a ministry. It's like visual poetry," he says. Barnes wanted to share this experience with more people -- and he wanted more photos. "As I continued to stare at it [the photo], I thought, 'We have so many good photographers...we need to showcase their talent.'"
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