Best Photo from Every Entry

This year is the first time King's organized a photo essay contest for high school

students, and the judges were impressed with the quality of the entries. We

wanted to highlight each entrant, so here is a collection of the best photo from

every entry.

Thank you to everyone who submitted a photo essay. We appreciate the work

you put in to create stunning art.

Annabelle Kim

Winnipeg, Man.

“A flock of Canadian geese gliding along the Red River in Winnipeg.”

Callie Song

Ottawa, Ont.

“The Rideau Canal is not only enjoyed during the cold winter months.

Once the snow and ice melts, canoes, kayaks and paddle boats can be

rented at Dow’s Lake.”

Cohen Ly

Ottawa, Ont.

“Sun creeping through the trees.”

Emma Lachmann

Toronto, Ont.

“House 59 and its longing for change.”

Holly Szabados

Carp, Ont.

“A man out walking passes under an old bridge. This path, running

alongside a railway line, has become popular with hikers and joggers in

recent months. The bridge it passes under remains a popular canvas for

local artists.”

Hyunji Shin

Halifax, N.S.

“Even though I learned academic life should not be my only focus, I still

tried to study at least 30 minutes every day.”

Kolaiah Spooner

Andersonville, N.B.

“My cat in a tree.”

Mido Luo

Victoria, B.C.

“Flight.”

Mumin Agpak

Ottawa, Ont.

“Meditating in the Darkness.”

Nadia Brogowski

Calgary, Alta.

“Resting under the clouds.”

Noor Mohrez

Guysborough, N.S.

“Sweet Dreams: The waters are calm, and the sky is full of glimmering

stars at dusk. Though I may be alone physically. I wonder who else

across the shore is enjoying this phenomenon with me.”

Sakura Arai Hall

Bedford, N.S.

“Taken at the end of August, looking out from the Bedford Basin. I spent most of my summer going for walks around Bedford. It wraps up a summer spent with a small group of friends.”

Shada Hamed Halifax, N.S.

“View from the Dingle Tower looking down on the Halifax Northwest

Arm with the Nova Scotia flag.”

Steven Prytulak

Ottawa, Ont.

“There is a lot of bitterness.”

Ysa Dan Mari Fajardo

Toronto, Ont.

“Looking at the skies in your window seems ordinary, but not until you

are tranquil, you find something extraordinary. Every night Aoife loves

to visit my room to look at my window because she finds the night skies

beautiful!”