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Every year, Westword honors the best and brightest minds in the city's digital culture with the Denver Web Awards -- and every year, we add categories to those awards as the digital landscape changes. This year, our biggest new addition had to be Best Instagram Account, for which the competition was both tough and stunning. And true to form, our readers took to Instagram at the ceremony itself, shooting and uploading all angles of the awards and their setting, RedLine gallery, throughout the night using the hashtag #webawards. Keep reading for our favorite shots from last night's party.
See also: - Denver's Best Instagram Account 2012 - Meet your 2012 Denver #WebAwards winners - Meet the 2012 Denver #WebAwards finalists - 2011 Denver #WebAwards winners announced! - Westword #WebAwards winners 2010 - Fifteen best tweets about the 2012 Denver #WebAwards
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Bonus: Keep reading for Westword's shots from last night.
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