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Winners of iPhone Photography Awards 2023 unveiled - Vimarsana News

Winners of iPhone Photography Awards 2023 unveiled

"Many of this year's winning shots celebrate photography's power to capture the power and the joy of what comes next, whether a frond preparing to unfurl, a morning mist hovering over a sleepy farm, or a flock of gulls heading to their next destination," iPhone Photography Awards said.

They may have just missed a $250 million jackpot. But don't feel bad for them. - Vimarsana News

They may have just missed a $250 million jackpot. But don't feel bad for them.

Two weeks ago, a group of six current and former employees at JPW Industries in La Vergne was just one number away from hitting the Powerball jackpot in their weekly office pool.

Isabella Lovato - Vimarsana News

Isabella Lovato

School: Lee High School

FWC: Punta Gorda Middle School Fishing Team Wins High School Fishing Conservation Project Competition - Vimarsana News

FWC: Punta Gorda Middle School Fishing Team Wins High School Fishing Conservation Project Competition

The students completed five conservation projects including cleaning up multiple waterbodies in their local area and organizing a fishing clinic for their local elementary school.

Source: wqcs.org
Ryohei Ito is 1st Japanese to Win Int'l 'Underwater Photographer of the Year' Contest - Vimarsana News

Ryohei Ito is 1st Japanese to Win Int'l 'Underwater Photographer of the Year' Contest

~~ An underwater image taken by Ryohei Ito, a hairdresser living in Yoshikawa, Saitama Prefecture, has won first prize in the Portrait Category of the world-famous Underwater Photographer of the Year (UPY) Competition 2021. The 36-year-old is the first Japanese who has ever been ranked first in any category of the UPY contest. Thrilled at the news, Ito said, “I am overjoyed to win this prize and honored to be lined up with the prominent overseas photographers who I have looked up to for so long.” The prize-winning photograph is an image of an Asian sheepshead wrasse, known as kobudai in ...