Weekly Photo

Sweet Ride

This photo by Eve Pomazi, a seventh-grade student at Brattleboro Area Middle School, was chosen as Photo of the Week for the week of 6/4/12.

Would you like your photo or art to be considered for this weekly feature on our site and in newspapers around Vermont? Send a jpeg of your work (high resolution) along with your name, school and grade to sreid@youngwritersproject.org.

You can also post photos directly on this site -- upload your low resolution photos in the images box above the body of your blog post and ATTACH the high resolution versions in the "file attachments" section.

Mended Heart

This photo by McKenna Bahr, an eighth grade homeschool student from Underhill, was chosen as Photo of the Week for the week of 6/11/12.

Thank you, photographers, for sending YWP your photos during the school year! You can continue sending photos to us over the summer and we'll consider them for the Photo of the Week series in the 2012-13 school year. Send a jpeg of your work (high resolution) along with your name, school and grade to sreid@youngwritersproject.org.

You can also post photos directly on this site -- upload your low resolution photos in the images box above the body of your blog post and ATTACH the high resolution versions in the "file attachments" section.

Summer Mood
 

This photo by Kevin Huang, an eighth-grade student at Edmunds Middle School in Burlington, was chosen as Photo of the Week for the week of 5/28/12.

Would you like your photo or art to be considered for this weekly feature on our site and in newspapers around Vermont? Send a jpeg of your work (high resolution) along with your name, school and grade to sreid@youngwritersproject.org.

You can also post photos directly on this site -- upload your low resolution photos in the images box above the body of your blog post and ATTACH the high resolution versions in the "file attachments" section.

Berlin Wall
 

This photo by Quinn Bornstein, a sophomore at St. Johnsbury Academy, was chosen as Photo of the Week for the week of 5/21/12.

Would you like your photo or art to be considered for this weekly feature on our site and in newspapers around Vermont? Send a jpeg of your work (high resolution) along with your name, school and grade to sreid@youngwritersproject.org.

You can also post photos directly on this site -- upload your low resolution photos in the images box above the body of your blog post and ATTACH the high resolution versions in the "file attachments" section.

Farm Art
 

This photo by Emily Sohlstrom, a junior at Spaulding High School, was chosen as Photo of the Week for the week of 5/14/12.

Would you like your photo or art to be considered for this weekly feature on our site and in newspapers around Vermont? Send a jpeg of your work (high resolution) along with your name, school and grade to sreid@youngwritersproject.org.

You can also post photos directly on this site -- upload your low resolution photos in the images box above the body of your blog post and ATTACH the high resolution versions in the "file attachments" section.

Even in Different Colors the Mood is the Same
 

This photo by Alexandra Contreras-Montesano, a fifth grade student at Champlain Elementary School, was chosen as Photo of the Week for the week of 5/7/12.

Would you like your photo or art to be considered for this weekly feature on our site and in newspapers around Vermont? Send a jpeg of your work (high resolution) along with your name, school and grade to sreid@youngwritersproject.org.

You can also post photos directly on this site -- upload your low resolution photos in the images box above the body of your blog post and ATTACH the high resolution versions in the "file attachments" section.

Shadows

This photo by John Ireland, who is in eighth grade at Kurn Hattin in Westminster, was chosen as Photo of the Week for the week of 4/30/12.

Would you like your photo or art to be considered for this weekly feature on our site and in newspapers around Vermont? Send a jpeg of your work (high resolution) along with your name, school and grade to sreid@youngwritersproject.org.

You can also post photos directly on this site -- upload your low resolution photos in the images box above the body of your blog post and ATTACH the high resolution versions in the "file attachments" section.

Abandoned Home

This photo by Kay Bushman, a sophomore at U-32 High School, was chosen as Photo of the Week for the week of 4/16/12.

Would you like your photo or art to be considered for this weekly feature on our site and in newspapers around Vermont?

Send a jpeg of your work (high resolution) along with your name, school and grade to sreid@youngwritersproject.org.

You can also post photos directly on this site -- attach your low resolution photos in the images box above the body of your blog post.

Willa Jumping

This photo by Coyote Farrell, who is in seventh grade at Richmond Middle School, was chosen as Photo of the Week for the week of 4/23/12.

Would you like your photo or art to be considered for this weekly feature on our site and in newspapers around Vermont?

Send a jpeg of your work (high resolution) along with your name, school and grade to sreid@youngwritersproject.org.

You can also post photos directly on this site -- attach your low resolution photos in the images box above the body of your blog post.

Spring

This photo by Erin Bundock, who is in eighth grade at Shelburne Community School, was chosen as Photo of the Week for the week of 4/9/12.

Would you like your photo or art to be considered for this weekly feature on our site and in newspapers around Vermont?

Send a jpeg of your work (high resolution) along with your name, school and grade to sreid@youngwritersproject.org.

You can also post photos directly on this site -- attach your low resolution photos in the images box above the body of your blog post.

Balloons

This photo by Rae Merrill, a senior at Randolph Union High School, was chosen as Photo of the Week for the week of 4/2/12.

Would you like your photo or art to be considered for this weekly feature on our site and in newspapers around Vermont?

Send a jpeg of your work (high resolution) along with your name, school and grade to sreid@youngwritersproject.org.

You can also post photos directly on this site -- attach your low resolution photos in the images box above the body of your blog post.

Butterfly

This photo was taken by Bellows Falls Union High School freshman Alexandra Harris.

Would you like your photo or art to be considered for this weekly feature on our site and in newspapers around Vermont?

Send a jpeg of your work (high resolution) along with your name, school and grade to sreid@youngwritersproject.org.

You can also post photos directly on this site -- attach your low resolution photos in the images box above the body of your blog post.

Beyond

This photo was taken by Essex High School student McKenzie Silk.

Would you like your photo or art to be considered for this weekly feature on our site and in newspapers around Vermont?

Send a jpeg of your work (must be high resolution) along with your name, school and grade to sreid@youngwritersproject.org.

You can also post photos directly on this site -- attach your low resolution photos in the images box above the body of your blog post.

Looking In, Looking Out

This photo was taken by Essex High School student Kelsa Battig.

Would you like your photo or art to be considered for this weekly feature?

Here's what you need to do:

Send a jpeg of your work (must be high resolution) along with your name, school and grade to sreid@youngwritersproject.org.

And watch this space -- and local newspapers -- for publication of your work!

You can also post photos directly on this site -- attach your low resolution photos in the images box above the body of your blog post.

Climbing Out

This photo was taken by Essex High School student Bryan Storck.

Would you like your photo or art to be considered for this weekly feature?

Send a jpeg of your work (must be high resolution) along with your name, school and grade to sreid@youngwritersproject.org.

And watch this space -- and local newspapers -- for publication of your work!

You can also post photos directly on this site -- attach your low resolution photos in the images box above the body of your blog post.

Hallway Handstand

This photo was taken by Essex High School student Tayler Stutzman.

Would you like your photo or art to be considered for this weekly feature?

Here's what you need to do:

Send a jpeg of your work (must be high resolution) along with your name, school and grade to sreid@youngwritersproject.org.

And watch this space -- and local newspapers -- for publication of your work!

You can also post photos directly on this site -- attach your low resolution photos in the images box above the body of your blog post.

Essex High School teacher Wendy James recently sent YWP some great photos from her students, including this one by Robert Marcotte. Thanks to you both!

Photographers, artists, teachers, comic book illustrators! Send us your work and we'll post the best of the best here!

Just send us an email with a high-res jpeg, your name, school and anything else you think we should know.

Send to YWP Director Geoff Gevalt at ggevalt@youngwritersproject.org; (802) 324-9537.