Photo

photo

(12/24/00)

_________First Place__________snowy photograph -- grandfather stands at the end of his tracks Earl Keener

________Second Place________ photos on the wall. . . with each step up the stairs the family grows Betty

_________Third Place________ old photographs fifty years of her life in a shoebox Sue

_________Below Third Place________

faded photograph pale brown ancestors almost gone max verhart

on the mantelshelf photos of the grandchildren she never sees hilary tann

faded photograph--

wishing you still looked

at me that way

Kathy Lippard Cobb

passport photo --

sit like a buddha

I tell myself

gop

slush turns to ice her photo in his wallet covers mine Lesley

last shoebox . . . black-and-white photographs with a rose sachet Mark Brooks

wearing a mask

in that photograph

but the eyes are hers

- Johannes

darkroom

the photograph

emerges into life

-Mallory Scott

baby's first photo -- the sonogram is beautiful Carol Raisfeld

scratched lens memory is faded as the photograph ~ A Ramey

faded photograph on the home made altar the smell of incense Yu Chang

the smiles

in the old photo --

year ending

maarof

soft breeze - the falling snow holds down a photo Tore Sverredal

faded photograph of a young woman in love-- mother's mystery Billie Wilson

overexposed the only photo in the nursery marius

faded photograph

taped to the dresser mirror

again she glances

Ken Kuniyuki

baby photos the cute expressions on the parents' faces Christopher Patchel

after a snowstorm - one last photo of home art

airbrushed snow

silently covers the green lawn -

seasoning the photo

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