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501 W. Glenoaks, #655
Glendale, CA 91202
USA

Photo Contest Winners

2026 Q2 Singles

Khai Le

Points for Q2 PPAGLA Quarterly Contest 2026

Ted Soqui 410 Points

Keith Birmingham 390 Points

Thomas Cordova 340 Points

Ringo Chiu 320 Points

Cristina Salvador Klenz 290 Points

Terry Pierson 250 Points

Ghawam Kouchaki 200 Points

Mindy Schauer 170 Points

Nancy Newman 140 Points

Jill Connelly 130 Points

Gina Ferazzi 120 Points

Jeff Gritchen 100 Points

Jennifer Maher 100 Points

Paul Rodriguez 80 Points

Chris Torres 80 Points

Mike Goulding 70 Points

Robert Hanashiro 60 Points

Scott Mitchell 60 Points

J.W. Hendricks 50 Points

Libby Cline Birmingham 40 Points

Brandon Richardson 40 Points

Cayo Seals 40 Points

Don Bartletti 30 Points

Scott Harrison 20 Points

Quarter 2 judges: Lacey Atkins, Robert Galbraith, Marcia Prouse

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Meet our judgeS

Lacey Atkins

Marcia Prouse

Lacy is a Pulitzer Prize winner and a two time finalist with over 30 years of experience as a visual storyteller. She now lives in the San Francisco Bay Area and contracts with non-profits such as the Innocence Project and Teach For America. She has been on staff at the San Francisco Chronicle, Associated Press, Los Angeles Times and part of the USA TODAY Network, the Tennessean.

Robert Galbraith

Marcia Prouse believes passionately that powerful images can change the world.

She has held photo leadership roles in three newsrooms known for photojournalism excellence — the Detroit Free Press, the Orange County Register and the Tennessean in Nashville — and has edited key national and international visual reporting over several decades. She was part of photo editing teams that edited two Pulitzer Prizes and five finalists; and also won the prestigious Pictures of the Year Angus McDougall editing award. 

Marcia holds a master’s degree from the University of Missouri School of Journalism and produced a photo documentary book, “Arrow Rock: 20th-Century Frontier Town” in lieu of a thesis. She graduated cum laude from Arizona State University with a degree in journalism education..

Marcia is "mostly" retired, but currently freelance photo and story edits at Chalkbeat.org; volunteers throughout the Columbus, Ohio, area, and loves spending time with her family, especially her two granddaughters.