A year ago I wrote about the NANPA High School Scholarship Program which was held in McAllen, Texas where ten students were chosen from all around the country to attend one of the most prestigious photography summits in the US. If you missed it, you can read about it here.
In February of next year, 10 more lucky students will have the chance to attend NANPA's fourteenth high school scholarship program for a chance to learn from the industry's top shooters and photography publishers. I'm extremely excited to announce that I will be taking over as chair of this program and will be joined by instructors Ray Pfortner, David Moynahan, and Marina Scarr in Jacksonville, Florida. Only ten years ago, I was one of the fortunate few selected for this program in Albuquerque New Mexico and I can't begin to count the ways it has shaped my life. Now, here I am about to take lead on cultivating the next generation of nature photographers in my home state!
We are seeking talent from all over, so if you know of any high schoolers or students 14-18 years old with a passion for photography please send them this invitation. You never know how it might shape their lives.
what about college students? is there a place for them to "move forward?" I remember your Haile Sink image (on display at the tower road branch library) and I thought where he hell is Haile Sink?
ReplyDeleteCertainly! There's a college program too, just go to NANPA website and you can find all the college program information. And as for the Haile Sink image.. well, that's a place worth looking for but there are no trails leading to it.. :)
DeleteThis is a great news for photography enthusiasts out there.
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