In conjunction with The special exhibition, The Woman Who Broke Boundaries: Photographer Lee Miller, we invited the public to submit an original photograph that tells a story of a significant moment from the past decade to The Dalí’s Photojournalism Contest. Below are all of the contest entries.
Spring “break” by Agueda Sanfiz Look But Can’t Play by Amanda Mayer FUNdamental rights by Amanda Woods A world in dissolution by Amelie McLeod Inauguration Day by Anna Hayes Freedom is here to stay by Alisa Katz A pic for the gram by Alparslan Kabasakal Mourning in Orange (County) by Chelsea Keen The Great American Eclipse, NYC, 2017 by Chris Bowman A Gorgeous Jelly by Crissy Araujo “Say Their Names” by Dakota Lane Rose Gate by Ellen Schneider Give the Right of Way by Gary Fustino DALI 1931 PERSISTENCE OF MEMORY by Gregorio Rivera Rain Showers of Change by Jabaar Edmond Dissent by James Settimi Tulip Festival Mt Vernon, WA by Janis Harland 2021 graduation: Staying positive in a pandemic with the new normal by Jennifer Hand The Streets are LIT by Jennifer Thompson “The mind once enlightened cannot again become dark.” Thomas Paine by Judy Ludin Pandemic Walks in Miami by Kathryn Bohlmann Distanced Boat, Central Park NYC by Larisa Dadacay Love not hate in Las Vegas, 2015 by Luci Westphal Dali Opening Day, 2011 by Martin Miron Cuban Mami by Melanie Gluck The Beauty of Clouds by Pamela Miller A Moment of Joy by Raquel Rubin Throwback to American Independence by Rosie Spinosa The Abundance of Spring in the Night by Susan Petrie I Can’t Breathe by William Carson, M.D.