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Show t ;;,;.,pmJ ilHffllP 4IF1E iCfii ; v . ; - ' " . . t ' $ i - I I . ; ; ' s s ft' K ' I ... ! ?ljr '7' f ' ft . , '( , . i fyW I , t ' V I ' , " ' J. 1 r- tA-: ;s . ; , : . : Ik ' v ' . O In the eighth annual news pictures of the year com- petition, sponsored by Encyclopedia Britannica, Alfred Eisenstaedt of Life magazine was named photographer of the year. The above photograph by Eisenstaedt was from his Michigan Loses to Army sequence. He has caught the ! excitement of a fan so often seen, but seldom photo- I graphed. The picture below is from Eisenstaedt's Ellis Island sequence. j 1 y J" 1 ! J :: X i ' l r . V I ' 'A -i . i i ; .... - ! : ' . i O Wallace Kirkland of Life magazine (honorable mention in the sequence division) included the above photograph in a se-qence se-qence called Poor House. It is one of those pictures that tells more than thousands of words. 1 - V t ' ' 1 , it ' V ' j ' ! v. A . , "' I 1 ' " I if I y 4 ,' M tPicturf $tor) t . . ( y V ' ' if-.-?" ' 1 i Q Third place in the sport division was taken by Robert Q. Jacobs of Dayton, Ohio, for the fine picture above which he called "Mammy." Second place went to Roger Williams of Providence, R. I., for the picture below, named "Up and Over." ; ;:. - t ( J l . - - ! .' , ' " 1 I 1 I ' ' ' f 1 The above picture is another of Eisenstaedt's Ellis Island sequence. se-quence. In it he has captured the subject's feeling of dispair and patient waiting. It is a remarkable study. ! Ik - . V, ! i I I " . ' ' |
