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Spooky Shots Assignment Winner Rick Moore
Congratulations to Rick Moore for winning our Halloween-inspired Spooky Shots Assignment with the image, “Alfred Hitchcrow.”
View the winning image and a selection of submissions in the gallery below. And be sure to check out our current photography assignment here and enter your best shots!
Winner: "Alfred Hitchcrow" By Rick Moore
“This crow was sitting in the tree in are back yard for about a half-hour,” says Moore. “He was pretty loud. He didn’t mind me standing out taking pictures of him. I really like how this came out. It reminded me of the show 'Alfred Hitchcock Presents.' So this I named ‘Alfred Hitchcrow’.”