All the votes have been casted and all the winners have been crowned, the 65th College Photographer of the Year competition is officially over. All winning images and judging screencasts can be viewed in their respected places. Thank you to every who worked so hard to make it happen! Until next year. 

By Madison Mack
Interviews by Jonathan Hinderliter

Photo by Madison Mack

Katie Currid and Chris Dunn ask Liz Baylen and Melissa Wiley for advice on dealing with careers and relationships.

Photo by Madison Mack

Eric Seals critics a students portfolio while waiting for the winners' show to begin.

Photo by Madison Mack

The judges look over their winning selections during the winners' show.

Another long day of judging has come to an end with the conclusion of this evening's portrait category. The winning images for the feature, sports portfolio and portrait categories have all been posted along with the judging screencasts.

    Photo by Nick Schnelle 

After returning from lunch, Patty Reksten peels back the black curtains which conceal the entrance of Tucker Forum, home of CPOY.

Photo by Nick Schnelle 

A group of students file in through the black curtains to Tucker Forum to get a personal account of the judging for CPOY.

      Photo by Nick Schnelle 

The judges analyze the "in" photos for the Feature category.

Photo by Nick Schnelle

After a much needed lunch break, Rita Reed, Director of CPOY, right, breaks the tension of judging by dancing to the "Cockatoo Dances To Whip My Hair'" video.

Photo by Madison Mack

Joe Weiss rests his eyes in between rounds of strenuous judging. The portrait category alone had over 1,400 entries with less than 1 percent surviving to the semi-final round.