1st Place (278 pts.) - "Death Row" by Kristen Hines, University of Florida.

"Attorney Charlie Douglas lead an effort that got a poor, black, 16 year-old boy, now 34, off death row in Texas. He was involved in a $2.00 robbery, but then violated his probation by testing positve for marijuana one time and was sentenced life in prison. But the same judge gave a white man a slap on the wrist when he committed murder and violated his probation by repeatedly smoking crack."

2nd Place (277 pts.) - "Women's Socccer" by Aaron Mayes, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

"Seniors from the Women's Soccer team pose for the cover of their media guide, August 1, 2007."

3rd Place (275 pts.) - "The Brainy Director" by David Blankenship, University of Florida.

"Dennis Steinler, the 2nd Director of the Mcknight Brain Institute is seeking to be the foremost neurological research institute in the world by rapidly apply their growing knowledge of the nervous system toward curing debilitating neurological diseases."

1st Place (301 pts.) - "Shot Blocked" by Tony Mastres, University of California, Santa Barbara.

"Back-up goalkeeper Cassi Franklin shows that she's got the right stuff. In less than 20 minutes of playing time she successfully blocked four shots and held opponents scoreless."

2nd Place (290 pts.) - "Team Huddle" by Scott Kissell, Miami University.

"Photo taken for field hockey team program."

3rd Place (288 pts.) - "Cummard" by Jaren Wilkey, Brigham Young University.

"7/27/07 - Promotional shot of Lee Cummard"

1st Place Tie (279 pts.) - "Morning Sun" by Ben Smidt, Marquette University.

"Acolyte, Alison Seidl, heads toward the backroom windows and releases built up incense that has gathered during Sunday morning mass at the Gesu Church in Milwaukee, WI."

1st Place Tie (279 pts.) - "Memorial Roll" by Ken Bennett, Wake Forest University.

"Students and community members rolled the Quad in memory of basketball head coach Skip Prosser, who had died suddenly the previous day. Rolling the Quad is a tradition after athletic victories."

2nd Place (277 pts.) - "New Science Building" by David Campbell, Alabama State University.

"A crane is silhouetted by the sun as it delivers concrete into the pillars of our new life sciences building. One of the things I love about my job, one day I'm in a hardhat out here and another I'm in a studio and so-on."

3rd Place (269 pts.) - "Not Your Father's Parking Garage" by Tony Mastres, University of California, Santa Barbara.

"Once simply brick and concrete behemoths where function was paramount and form nonexistent, the parking garage of today makes a design statement and commands its place among the modern architecture of todays campus."