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2012 Seattle.gov homepage: Photo chosen for City of Seattle website banner rotation
2012 Health Care for the Women of Seattle's Tent City 3: Policy Analysis, by Emily Polak, Harvard Kennedy Law School
2011 A View from the Street: Book cover photo
2011 Invisible Disabilities Association^ article: Photo essay - Walking with Giant^
2011 Better Photography Magazine: Photograph of the Year 2011, Bronze Award (Photo: Rolling hills of the Palouse)
2011 Better Photography Magazine: Photograph of the Year 2011, Bronze Award (Photo: Baby faces #100)
2011 Seattle.gov Business in Seattle: Photo chosen for City of Seattle website banner rotation
2011 National Geographic Online: Intelligent Travel Editorial, October 24 (Photo: Mount St Helens)
2011 Worldwide Photography Gala Awards: Portrait & People awardee (Photo: Baby faces #100)
2010 National Geographic Online: Daily Dozen, December Week 5 (Photo: Mining town men's shoes)
2010 National Geographic Online: Daily Dozen, September Week 4 (Photo: All dress up and ...)
2010 National Geographic Online: Daily Dozen, March Week 4 (Photo: Watching the Doundounba)
2010 TMELive.com: Detailed video critique by Craig Tanner, January (Photo: Transportation stops here #2)
2009 Port Townsend Leader News: (Port Townsend, WA) April
2008 National Geographic Online: Daily Dozen, November Week 3 (Photo: Night 'shroons)
2008 Resource Magazine: Spring Issue, Capturing the Pulp of a City
EXHIBITS & SHOWS
2012 Anacortes Arts Festival (Anacortes, WA) 7/22 - 8/5
2012 Pintxo/Upstairs (Seattle, WA) 4/1 - 4/30
2011 Kent Summer Art Exhibit 6/10 - 8/26
2011 Edie's Art Walk (West Seattle, WA) 6/9 - 8/17
2011 Art on the Ridge Gallery (Seattle, WA) 1/3 - 3/31
2010 Swanson & Seepersad (West Seattle, WA) 11/11 - 12/10
2010 Caffe Fiore (Ballard, WA) 11/13 6pm
2010 Fabric of Life (Edmonds, WA) 9/16 - 10/15
2010 Caffe Fiore (Ballard, WA) 9/11 6pm
2010 Elysian Fields (Seattle, WA) 4/1 - 10/31
2009 Pacific Northwest Art School Juried Group Show (Coupeville, WA) 10/6 - 11/12
EXHIBITS JURIED BY ILO
2012 Plein Air: Seattle Chinese Garden, Seattle WA
2010 Plein Air: Coupeville, Whidbey Island WA
Health Care for the Women of Seattle's Tent City 3
Policy Analysis written for Seattle Women's Commission
By Emily Polak, Harvard Kennedy Law School
Photos contributed by Ilona Berzups
Policy Analysis written for Seattle Women's Commission
By Emily Polak, Harvard Kennedy Law School
Photos contributed by Ilona Berzups
A View from the Street, book of homeless poetry by Matthew R. Barrett.
Cover photo by Ilona Berzups
A View from the Street is a book of poetry written by a man who has lived on the streets off and on for much of his adult life.
Purchase the book and Support Tent City 3
Read the photo essay Walking with Giant
Cover photo by Ilona Berzups
A View from the Street is a book of poetry written by a man who has lived on the streets off and on for much of his adult life.
Purchase the book and Support Tent City 3
Read the photo essay Walking with Giant
Rolling hills of the Palouse (6844 b/w)
Better Photography Magazine - Photograph of the Year 2011 - Bronze Award (79)
View image in gallery
Better Photography Magazine - Photograph of the Year 2011 - Bronze Award (79)
View image in gallery
Baby faces #100
1. Better Photography Magazine - Photograph of the Year 2011 - Bronze Award (77)
2. Portrait & People awardee in the 2011 Worldwide Photography Gala Awards
8,420 images were received from 70 countries; 628 images passed the first screening and were entered into the second screening; 274 images of 212 artists were selected
Honorable Mention
1. Better Photography Magazine - Photograph of the Year 2011 - Bronze Award (77)
2. Portrait & People awardee in the 2011 Worldwide Photography Gala Awards
8,420 images were received from 70 countries; 628 images passed the first screening and were entered into the second screening; 274 images of 212 artists were selected
Honorable Mention
2011 National Geographic Online: Intelligent Travel Editorial, October 24
"Sunday, May 18, 1980 about 20 seconds after 8:32 a.m. PDT, apparently in response to a magnitude 5.1 earthquake about 1 mile beneath the volcano, the bulged, unstable north flank of Mount St. Helens suddenly began to collapse, triggering a rapid and tragic train of events that resulted in widespread devastation and the loss of 57 people." The lateral blast devastated an area of about 230 square miles that contained lakes, rivers, old growth forest and wildlife.
About a 2.5 to 3 hour drive from Seattle, what we're looking at here is the base area around Mount St. Helens, 31 years after the eruption. Full history of Mount S. Helens
"Sunday, May 18, 1980 about 20 seconds after 8:32 a.m. PDT, apparently in response to a magnitude 5.1 earthquake about 1 mile beneath the volcano, the bulged, unstable north flank of Mount St. Helens suddenly began to collapse, triggering a rapid and tragic train of events that resulted in widespread devastation and the loss of 57 people." The lateral blast devastated an area of about 230 square miles that contained lakes, rivers, old growth forest and wildlife.
About a 2.5 to 3 hour drive from Seattle, what we're looking at here is the base area around Mount St. Helens, 31 years after the eruption. Full history of Mount S. Helens
Post views #1
2011 Kent Arts Commission juried selection by David Scherrer and Suze Woolf
Centennial Center Gallery
2011 Kent Arts Commission juried selection by David Scherrer and Suze Woolf
Centennial Center Gallery
All dressed up and ...
Selected National Geographic Daily Dozen: SEPTEMBER 2010 - Week 4
NGM Daily Dozen
Selected National Geographic Daily Dozen: SEPTEMBER 2010 - Week 4
NGM Daily Dozen
Mining town men's shoes
Selected National Geographic Daily Dozen: DECEMBER 2010 - Week 5
NGM Daily Dozen
Selected National Geographic Daily Dozen: DECEMBER 2010 - Week 5
NGM Daily Dozen
Transportation stops here #2
A detailed video critique of "Transportation stops here #2"
VIDEO: Watch the video critique on YouTube
6/8/2010 - "Your beautiful image, selected as the push-pin winner at the Seattle Inspirational Weekend, has been chosen as one of the top two
Inspirational Weekend images for 2010." -- Marti Jeffers / Craig Tanner
A detailed video critique of "Transportation stops here #2"
VIDEO: Watch the video critique on YouTube
6/8/2010 - "Your beautiful image, selected as the push-pin winner at the Seattle Inspirational Weekend, has been chosen as one of the top two
Inspirational Weekend images for 2010." -- Marti Jeffers / Craig Tanner
Resource Magazine Spring 2008
A magazine for the Photo Production industry
Resource Magazine - Interactive Issue
Page 63: Conakry, Guinea: Dancing at the Doundounba
A magazine for the Photo Production industry
Resource Magazine - Interactive Issue
Page 63: Conakry, Guinea: Dancing at the Doundounba
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