Stunning Winners Of This Year’s 1839 Awards (45 PICS)

Posted in PICTURES       21 Jun 2024       2541       2 GALLERY VIEW
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"Saguaro Storm" By Erin Cahill

Awards: Silver, Landscapes.

"A single exposure shot from a storm in the Saguaro desert."

 

"One, Two, Three" By Zili Zhang

Awards: Bronze, Minimalism and People’s Vote Award, Minimalism.

"It looks like one canoe, but actually two; It looks like only two people, but don't miss a small dog is also on board. Lastly, there are three birds floating on the water."

 

"Cyanea Capillata" By Alexander Semenov

Awards: Silver, Nature.

 

"Icelandic Aurora Color Dance" By Jan-Tore Oevrevik

Awards: People’s Vote Award, Nature and Honorable Mention, Nature.

"Experience the mesmerizing beauty of the Icelandic skies through 'Icelandic Aurora Color Dance'. This series captures the Aurora Borealis in its full, vibrant glory, weaving a visual symphony of purples, greens, and reds across the Nordic heavens."

 

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"Destiny Church" By Matteo Redaelli

Awards: Bronze, Travel.

"In this image is possible to appreciate this church, Destiny Church located in New Zealand, during midnight. The sky is into Dark Sky Reserve and it's possible to see the length of the galaxy from a complete extension. The church built in 1935 appears in Heritage New Zealand."

 

"Far Above Dam" By Zili Zhang

Awards: Gold, Minimalism.

"Glen Canyon Dam, which holds the 2nd largest reservoir in the U.S. Because of climate changes, the water level dropped to less than 40%. A worker operating on a bed of algae. Look how small a human is compared to the scale of the structure, yet observe the immense impact we made on our environment."

 

"The Vessel" By Hannah Laycock

Awards: Silver, Conceptual.

"Constructing self-portraits and documenting her environment, Laycock explores the experience of living in a human body. The artist, who lives with Multiple Sclerosis, uses visual strategies to communicate where the limitations of language fail. Reflecting experiences of transition, loss, and illness."

 

"Domestic Witch (Self-Portrait)" By Henriette Van Gasteren

Awards: People’s Vote Award, Storytelling.

"Domestic Witch (self-portrait) from the series: Domestic Goddess."

 

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"Dark Beauty" By Robyn Finlayson

Awards: Gold, Landscapes.

"In late 2020 a wildfire broke out on World Heritage listed K’gari, the world’s largest sand island. It swept through more than 87,000 hectares or almost half the island. It burned for more than 2 months. During this time I discovered an unexpected and alluring beauty amongst the devastation."

 

"A Different Kind Of Nebula" By Tamra M. Gentry

Awards: Bronze, Nature.

"This image is part of the interior of a rock from Indonesia that measures 1.5 inches square. The stunning natural colors and ethereal, wispy mineral formations resemble nebulae in outer space."

 

"Spilt Milk" By Cara (Caroline) Hodge

Awards: Silver, People."

Child Portrait."

 

"Sewing The Fishing Net" By Ty Pham

Awards: Bronze, People.

"The fishing women are sewing the net when their husband still fishing in the sea. Vinh Hy Bay, Ninh Thuan province, Vietnam."

 

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"Banhô" By Bruno Kelly

Awards: Bronze, Photojournalism.

"A couple is seen bathing in the waters of the Rio Negro, to cool off, during a very hot afternoon in the Brazilian Amazon near Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil."

 

"India - Memories Of What I Have Never Seen" By Betina Samaia

Awards: Silver, Conceptual.

"Childhood dreams of parental letters, filled with tales of distant lands, echoed in my journey to India. Amid serene pathways, my modified camera captured dreamlike scenes, mirroring Bhagavad Gita's illustrations. Divine encounters unfolded, blending magic with photography."

 

"Preparing For The Winter" By Thanos Palaskos

Awards: Silver, Film/Analog and People’s Vote Award, Film/Analog.

"'Every year I have to renew the white paint, at some places I even have to paint twice. I am 82 years old now and have been doing this with my father since I was a child. My children have moved to the big cities and I'm afraid that no one will take care of it after I die', says Giorgos."

 

"Art Of Glass" By Chantel King

Awards: Bronze, Other.

"What makes us vulnerable? For me, it is showing your true self. We’re told showing vulnerability can be a sign of weakness, but I wanted to showcase that it's a sign of strength, we constantly hide behind a mask. I shot through the glass to give this illusion, yet the model’s pose is strong."

 

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"The Octopus" By Markus Erk

Awards: Bronze, Event.

"A long time exposure captures the movements of the octopus carnival ride at the Central States Fair in Rapid City, South Dakota.'

 

"Untitled" By Robyn Finlayson

Awards: Gold, AI.

 

"Playfield" By Bragi Thor Josefsson

Awards: Gold, Architecture.

 

"Ponte Della Costituzione, Venice" By Jeroen Den Uijl

Awards: Bronze, Architecture.

"A photo out a serie about Venice, this is Calatrava's bridge in Venice where old meets new."

 

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"Francesca Pompei-Red Snake" By Francesca Pompei

Awards: People’s Vote Award, Architecture and Honorable Mention, Architecture.

"Staircase in the Stadtcasino, Basel, Switzerland"

 

"Mi Amiga Virginia" By Mariana Pacho Lopez

Awards: Bronze, Film/Analog.

"Analog 35mm color photography."

 



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Millie 6 month s ago
Beautiful. I love photographs that you can stare at and a story unfolds in your mind.
       
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Claes 6 month s ago
Izi, you used to post much more of this kind of collection. It would be nice if there were much more of this, and much less of the silly stuff.
       
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