SELECTED PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR WORLD IN FOCUS PRINT EXHIBIT   PHOTOGRAPHERS: (In alphabetical order, followed by location, image title and contest category, plus "Best in Category/Show" or "Category Runner Up" status, if applicable.)   Allan Armstrong, Seattle (#3) Strait (Landscape)   Brett Baunton, Bellingham, Wash. (#4) Mt. Baker, Alpine Ridge (Landscape)   Scott Bourne, Gig Harbor, Wash. (#1) From the Flight Deck (Wildlife)   David Burdeny, Vancouver, B.C., Canada (#2) Stray Rocks (Landscape) (#3) Glowing Tide (Landscape, Category Runner-Up)   Christine Burgoyne, Seattle (#1) King Salmon (Creative/Computer Enhanced, Best in Category)   William Castner, Boulder, Colo. (#3) Banded Peacock Butterfly (Wildlife)   Rick Chaffee, Poulsbo, Wash. (#1) Great Blue Heron (Wildlife, Category Runner-Up)   Della Chen, Seattle (#2) Untitled (Indigenous Cultures)   Carl Clark, Seattle (#3) Oil and Ice (Environmental Issues, Category Runner-Up)   Duke Coonrad, Mercer Island, Wash. (#1) Tundra Swan Takeoff (Wildlife)   Thomas Cooper, Littleton, Colo. (#9) Forest Fire (Environmental Issues, Best in Category)   Karin Corea-Laurel, Woodinville, Wash. (#1) Ko Win Kyan Prays at Myanmar (Indigenous Cultures)   Jon Cornforth, Seattle (#3) Bishop Petroglyph (Landscape)   Guy C. Crilly, Wenatchee, Wash. (#3) Reflections in a Hoot Owl's Eye (Wildlife)   Dene Denend, Kenmore, Wash. (#8) Old Mariners (Creative/Computer Enhanced)   Micah Diamond, New York City (#1) Cactus Patterns (Plants, Category Runner-Up) (#2) Elephants on Safari (Wildlife)   Victoria Dye, Charlottesville, Va. (#3) Dogwood (Plants)   Julie Eggers, Seattle (#2) First Snowfall (Landscape)   Carlos L. Esguerra, Elmhurst, N.Y. (#2) White Sands #1 (Landscape) (#3) White Sands #2 (Landscape)   Kim Farrell, Vashon, Wash. (#3) Anemone (Plants) (#5) Opening to Compassion (Plants)   Sean Fitzgerald, Dallas (#2) Flight Pattern (Wildlife) (#5) Cape Buffalo Running (Wildlife, Best in Category) (#6) Butterfly Sky (Wildlife) (#8) Namib Trees, Landscape (Best in Category, BEST IN SHOW) (#9) Dead Vlei (Landscape) (#11) Kalahari Man (Indigenous Cultures) (#13) Coyote on Fencepost (Environmental Issues) (#14) Monarchs and Sleeping Dog (Environmental Issues)   Stephanie Flack, Los Angeles (#3) The Jetty IV (Indigenous Cultures) (#5) Homeward Bound (Indigenous Cultures) (#6) Votive Offering (Indigenous Cultures)   Gerald Forster, New York City (#1) China Monkey Boys (Indigenous Cultures) (#2) Ethiopia Konso Girls Greeting (Indigenous Cultures, Best in Category) (#6) Yemen, Hadramount Women (Indigenous Cultures)   Christopher Gora, Vancouver, B.C., Canada (#1) The Sweeper (Indigenous Cultures)   Tim Greyhavens, Seattle (#3) Safe (Wildlife) (#6) Giltoyees Estuary, B.C. (Landscape)   Dixon Hamby, Renton, Wash. (#1) Fall Leaves (Plants)   Josh Haner, San Francisco (#1) Masai Newlyweds (Indigenous Cultures)   Lisa Harsh, Hoboken, N.J. (#3) Ghana Portrait (Indigenous Cultures)   Lindsay Hebberd, Las Vegas (#4D) Holi Festival, India (Indigenous Cultures, Category Runner-Up) (#6D) Mexican Charro and Horse, Mexico (Indigenous Cultures) (#9S) Early Morning Street Scene, Jaisalmer, India (Indigenous Cultures) (#11S) Proud Rajput, Rajasthan, India (Indigenous Cultures) (#12S) Dani with Stone Adze, Iryan Jaya (Indigenous Cultures)   Susan Sampson Horn, Renton, Wash. (#5) Ray Noses Lunch (Underwater, Best in Category)   David Johnson, Seattle (#2) Watch Your Step (Urban Wildlife, Best in Category) (#4) Wrong Way (Urban Wildlife)   David Julian, Seattle (#1) The Haunted Tree (Landscape) (#2) The Log Soldiers (Environmental Issues)   Alim Kassim, Bothell, Wash. (#15) Ice Pattern (Landscape)   Caleb A. Kenna, Berkeley, Calif. (#1) Sand Dune, Morocco (Landscape) (#2) Resting Flower Workers, India (Indigenous Cultures)   Lloyd Kimeldorf, Portland, Ore. (#2) Oldest Oak in America (Plants)   Dan Lamont, Seattle (#1) Kamingxwan Kids (Indigenous Cultures)   Alida Latham, Seattle (#4) Alor Dancers (Indigenous Cultures) (#5) Flores Flautist (Indigenous Cultures)   Jim Laurel, Woodinville, Wash. (#1) Novice Monks (Indigenous Cultures) (#2) Fisherman Tend Nets (Indigenous Cultures)   Joan Loeken, Seattle (#4) Behold Earth's Beauty (Creative/Computer Enhanced, Category Runner-Up)   Anne Lohr, Tacoma, Wash. (#3) Shore Blown, Plants (#4) Utah Aspen Grove (Landscape)   John F. McAnulty, Portland, Ore. (#9) Autumn Maple (Plants)   Jim McGraw, Medina, Wash. (#9) Sand Catcher (Landscape)   Valerie McKinley, Bothell, Wash. (#2) Vine Maple (Plants)   Lisa M. Merrell, Seattle (#1) Dangerous Creatures (Urban Wildlife)   Paul Mongillo, Olympia, Wash. (#1) Ali Mohmed (Indigenous Cultures)   Todd Pizzini, Kent, Wash. (#3) Reflection Lake, Mount Rainier, Washington (Landscape) (#12) Solduc Falls Bridge, Olympic Peninsula, Washington (Landscape)   Tom Reese, Seattle (#1) Mystery on the Wing (Wildlife)   Denise Rocco-Zilber, Fairfax, Calif. (#1) Tureg Storyteller (Indigenous Cultures) (#3) Kalash Tribe, Hindu Kush (Indigenous Cultures)   Gareth Rockliffe, Naples, Fla. (#2) West Beach (Landscape)   Steven Rood, Valley Village, Calif. (#1) Mallard Duckling (Wildlife)   Joel B. Sanders, Seattle (#1) Palestinian Schools #2 (Indigenous Cultures) (#3) Palestinian Schools #3 (Indigenous Cultures)   Bruce Sanford, Olympia, Wash. (#2) Preening Pelican (Wildlife)   Charles Sleicher, Seattle (#1) Giraffe on African Plain (Wildlife)   Bret Spencer, Phoenix (#3) Barrel Cactus (Plants, Best in Category)   William Sutton, Seattle (#4) Autumn in Alaska (Landscape)   Jay Torborg, Bellevue, Wash. (#6) Lionfish (Underwater, Category Runner-Up) (#10) Orange Clown in Anemone (Underwater)   Brian A. Vikander, Bozeman, Mont. (#3) Imam Flight (Indigenous Cultures)   Cathy Wise, Marysville, Wash. (#3) Ermine (Wildlife)   Craig Wood, Albuquerque, N.M. (#5) Another Day (Environmental Issues)   Lawrence Worcester, Seattle (#4) Window Seat (Urban Wildlife)   David Zimmerman, New York City (#10) Volunteer 3 (Indigenous Cultures)