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Chris Detrick

phone number: 801.699.0867


      I am a 2005 graduate of the University of Missouri's photojournalism sequence with minors in both violin performance and psychology. I worked as an intern at The Salt Lake Tribune for six months before it turned into a full time job in December 2005.
     I am currently accepting freelance work around the world. Please contact me if you are interested in licensing any of my images.

professional


Salt Lake City, Utah
Staff Photographer
Dec '05-present
Salt Lake City, Utah
Photography intern
June '05-Dec'05
Baltimore, Md.
Photography intern
May -Aug. '04
    

other experience

NYC
Freelance Photographer
Nov '05-present
NYC
Freelance Photographer
May '05-present
NYC
Freelance Photographer
Oct. '04-present
Columbia, Mo.
Photographer
Aug. '04-May '05
Columbia, Mo.
Photo editor; Photographer; Designer
 Dec. '03-May'05
York, Pa.
Freelance Photographer
Sept. 2000-Dec '03

achievements

First Place
Sports Action 65th Photographer of the Year 2007
Award of Excellence
Sports Portfolio 65th Photographer of the Year 2007
Third Place
Sports Portfolio World Press Photo 2007
Award of Excellence
Sports Action 64th Photographer of the Year 2006
Award of Excellence
Sports Feature 64th Photographer of the Year 2006
First Place
Sports Action Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar 2006
First Place
Portfolio

SportsShooter.com CPOY

2005
Second Place
Sports Action
2005
Second Place
Sports Picture Story
2005
First Place
Portrait/Feature
2005
First Place
SportsAction
2005
Second Place
Sports Picture Story
2005
Third Place
Sports Action
2005
Honorable Mention
Sports Feature
2005
Gold Medal
Sports Portfolio
2005
Silver Medal
Picture Story
2005
Silver Medal
Personal Vision
2005
Award of Excellence
Portfolio
2005
Award of Excellence (2)
Sports Action
2005
Photographer at Barnstorm
XVII
2004
Award of Excellence
Feature
2004
Gold Medal
Sports Action
2003
Award of Excellence
Illustration
2003

 

 

All images © 2002-2008 Chris Detrick or The Salt Lake Tribune
Any unauthorized use is illegal