Named for the founder of the group that became ATPI, this scholarship for a graduating senior of a Texas member is based on a portfolio of up to ten images or a video portfolio of up to four videos
Deadline
- Uploaded by April 12, 2024
Entry Fee
- Entry fee – $5
Awards
- $1000 for first place
- $500 for second place
- $250 for third place
- $100 for honorable mention
Portfolio
- 8 – 10 images or 1 – 4 videos
- Black and white and/or color images
- Video portfolio reel no more than three minutes and up to three additional video samples
- Entries will be uploaded to the ATPI contest site here by 6 p.m. on April 12, 2024.
Rules and Submission Guidelines
- Photography portfolios will compete in either the Fine Art or the Photojournalism category. Video portfolios will compete in a single category. Upload the portfolios using the ATPI contest site into the appropriate category.
- NEW FOR 2025 – Photojournalism portfolios must include captions for each photo in the description field in the metadata.
- Images that utilize AI should clearly state in the description field in the metadata the program(s) used and explain the original elements, which must be the work of the student.
- Photography applicants will upload portfolios consisting of eight to ten images, created by the photographer.
- Video applicants must provide links to a portfolio reel (max: 3 minutes) and up to three work samples (max: 7 min each) on a publicly accessible video host (Youtube, Vimeo, etc) as a single portfolio. Students may submit up to three portfolios. Label each URL so that judges will be able to judge videos together.
- All video contest entries must include proper credits for any work not created by the scholarship applicant. Students must have obtained the appropriate permissions including written permission to use copyrighted works, notation of a Creative Commons license or notation of work in the public domain. Any works without the proper credit and permission will be disqualified.
- The photographic portfolio should show consistency and reflect the student’s personal vision or style
- Video submissions should reflect the applicants personal vision or style in cinematography, editing, and storytelling
- Students may enter up to three portfolios in each category but only the top portfolio will be recognized.
- Students may only receive one scholarship award.
- The student does not have to major in photography in college in order to receive the Hal Fulgham scholarship.
- Entry forms available in the PDF file. Email a completed entry form to info@atpi.org.
Winners Lists
Fine Art Category
2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005Photojournalism Category
2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005Video Category
2024Pre-2005 Winners
2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999Winners Galleries
Contest Statistics
2024
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 19
Photojournalism – 13
Video – 4
First Place Fine Art – Sophia Gregg
Bridgeland High School – Cypress, TX
Juan Guevara, instructor
First Place Photojournalism – Kristina Colburn
Texas High School – Texarkana, TX
Clint Smith, instructor
First Place Video – Jeannette Belt
Memorial High School – Houston, TX
Elizabeth Carney, instructor
2023
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 25
Photojournalism – 15
First Place Fine Art – Allyson Arnold
Texas High School – Texarkana, TX
Clint Smith, instructor
First Place Photojournalism – Braylen Garren
Texas High School – Texarkana, TX
Clint Smith, instructor
2022
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 23
Photojournalism – 10
First Place Fine Art – Vallery Orr
Memorial High School – Houston, TX
Elizabeth Carney, instructor
First Place Photojournalism – Rachael Barkoff
Westlake High School – Austin, TX
Alison Strelitz, instructor
2021
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 26
Photojournalism – 13
First Place Fine Art – Casee Harl
Advanced Technology Complex – Denton, TX
Will Milne, instructor
First Place Photojournalism – Caden Rainwater
Texas High School – Texarkana, TX
Clint Smith, instructor
2020
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 10
Photojournalism – 15
First Place Fine Art – Muskan Kotadia
Trinity High School – Euless, TX
Michael Peña, instructor
First Place Photojournalism – Isabelle Nuzzo
Memorial High School – Houston, TX
Elizabeth Carney, instructor
2019
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 34
Photojournalism – 15
First Place Fine Art – Ash Thye
Trinity High School – Euless, TX
Michael Peña, instructor
First Place Photojournalism – Kaitlyn Gordon
Texas High School – Texarkana, TX
Clint Smith, instructor
2018
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 29
Photojournalism – 18
First Place Fine Art – Trejon D’Angelo
Advanced Technology Complex – Denton, TX
Will Milne, instructor
First Place Photojournalism – Mariana Luna
Green B Trimble Technical High School – Fort Worth, TX
Shannon Oden, instructor
2017
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 34
Photojournalism – 13
First Place Fine Art – Kailee Harris
Vista Ridge High School – Cedar Park, TX
Katy Dougharty, instructor
First Place Photojournalism – Annabel Thorpe
Argyle High School – Argyle, TX
Stacy Short, instructor
2016
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 22
Photojournalism – 21
First Place Fine Art – Madison Scott
Cypress Woods High School – Cypress, TX
Juan Guevara, instructor
First Place Photojournalism – Danielle Thompson
Creekview High School – Carrollton, TX
Leah Waters, instructor
2015
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 17
Photojournalism – 11
First Place Fine Art – Lauren Franco
Trinity High School – Euless, TX
Jeff Grimm, instructor
First Place Photojournalism – Matt Garnett
Argyle High School – Argyle, TX
Stacey Short, instructor
2014
Number of entries received: not available
First Place Fine Art – Madeline Hyde
Nolan Catholic High School – Fort Worth, TX
Christine Coleman, instructor
First Place Photojournalism – Ben Regalado
Trinity High School – Euless, TX
Jeff Grimm, instructor
2013
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 18
Photojournalism – 6
2012
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 14
Photojournalism -11
2011
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 12
Photojournalism -11
2010
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 15
Photojournalism -11
2009
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 15
Photojournalism – 9
2008
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 28
Photojournalism – 18
2006
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 22
Photojournalism – 32
2005
Number of entries received:
Fine Art – 13
Photojournalism – 13
2004
Number of entries received: 48
2003
Number of entries received: 34
2002
Number of entries received: 43