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Central H.S. student wins with portrait

Posted Wednesday, June 10, 2015 11:41 am

Central High School student Alyssa Rodriguez won first place in the portrait category in a regional photography contest in May.

Central High School student Alyssa Rodriguez won first place in the portrait category in a regional photography contest in May.

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By Micah Danney mdanney@liherald.com

Central High School student Alyssa Rodriguez took first place in the portrait category in a youth photography contest in May.

The Photographic Federation of Long Island sponsored the Youth Photography Showcase.

Rodriguez won for her print, “The Guitarist,” which was selected from more than 100 entries. The piece will be sent to the national competition this summer that is being run by the Photographic Society of America.

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