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2019
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2018
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2017
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2016
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2014
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Thank You!
first place, matthew jones
commercial
Commercial
First Place
title: lincoln continental coach doors edition
creative: luke partridge, creative director, hudson rouge; recom farmhouse, retouching
client: lincoln continental
creative: luke partridge, creative director, hudson rouge; recom farmhouse, retouching
client: lincoln continental
For Lincoln's 80th Anniversary Continental Coach Doors Edition, they wanted a fresh approach: rather than a dealer brochure, they opted for a Vogue-style layout, where a fashion-forward woman leads the viewer from her minimalist house in Palm Springs to the rocky hills of the high desert.
first place, hassan hajjaj
magazine/editorial
Magazine/Editorial
First Place
title: dj portfolio by hassan hajjaj
publication: vanity fair
publication: vanity fair
A portfolio of DJ portraits shot in Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
title: dj portfolio by hassan hajjaj
publication: vanity fair
publication: vanity fair
A portfolio of DJ portraits shot in Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
title: dj portfolio by hassan hajjaj
publication: vanity fair
publication: vanity fair
A portfolio of DJ portraits shot in Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
title: dj portfolio by hassan hajjaj
publication: vanity fair
publication: vanity fair
A portfolio of DJ portraits shot in Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
title: dj portfolio by hassan hajjaj
publication: vanity fair
publication: vanity fair
A portfolio of DJ portraits shot in Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
title: dj portfolio by hassan hajjaj
publication: vanity fair
publication: vanity fair
A portfolio of DJ portraits shot in Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
first place, robert cohen
personal work
Personal Work
First Place
title: the twins of igbo ora
A portrait series of twins in Igbo-Ora, Nigeria, home of the highest birthrate of twins in the world.
title: the twins of igbo ora
A portrait series of twins in Igbo-Ora, Nigeria, home of the highest birthrate of twins in the world.
title: the twins of igbo ora
A portrait series of twins in Igbo-Ora, Nigeria, home of the highest birthrate of twins in the world.
title: the twins of igbo ora
A portrait series of twins in Igbo-Ora, Nigeria, home of the highest birthrate of twins in the world.
title: the twins of igbo ora
A portrait series of twins in Igbo-Ora, Nigeria, home of the highest birthrate of twins in the world.
first place, ada trillo
photojournalism
Photojournalism
First Place
title: la caravana del diablo
In January 2020, fleeing violence and poor economic conditions, Hondurans organized a massive migrant caravan that traveled through Guatemala into Mexico. After traveling eight days, the caravan crossed the Suchiate River into Mexico and were met by the recently established Guardia Nacional composed of former federal, military and naval police. Mexican President, Andrés Manual López Obrador has historically called for safe passage for migrants, but when US President Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs, Mexico reversed its policy and deployed soldiers to keep Central American migrants from entering Mexico. Migrants attempting to enter Mexico split into two major groups. The largest group crossed the Suchiate River and were tear gassed by the Guardia Nacional. Their second attempt across the river (at four in the morning) was a success but it was only hours later that the Guardia Nacional surrounded them, put them on busses and sent them back to Honduras. The smaller group amassed in the border town El Ceibo in Guatemala. and were met by Julio Cesar Sanchez Amaya the head of foreign relations in Mexico. He welcomed migrants in groups of 10 to enter Mexico and seek asylum. Migrants were briefly kept in detention centers and against Julio's word they were deported back to Honduras without given the opportunity to seek asylum. Trump has barred asylum seekers from entering the US by threatening to impose tariffs and cut foreign aid to Central American countries. The human cost of Trump’s political agenda is denying people their fundamental human rights.
title: la caravana del diablo
In January 2020, fleeing violence and poor economic conditions, Hondurans organized a massive migrant caravan that traveled through Guatemala into Mexico. After traveling eight days, the caravan crossed the Suchiate River into Mexico and were met by the recently established Guardia Nacional composed of former federal, military and naval police. Mexican President, Andrés Manual López Obrador has historically called for safe passage for migrants, but when US President Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs, Mexico reversed its policy and deployed soldiers to keep Central American migrants from entering Mexico. Migrants attempting to enter Mexico split into two major groups. The largest group crossed the Suchiate River and were tear gassed by the Guardia Nacional. Their second attempt across the river (at four in the morning) was a success but it was only hours later that the Guardia Nacional surrounded them, put them on busses and sent them back to Honduras. The smaller group amassed in the border town El Ceibo in Guatemala. and were met by Julio Cesar Sanchez Amaya the head of foreign relations in Mexico. He welcomed migrants in groups of 10 to enter Mexico and seek asylum. Migrants were briefly kept in detention centers and against Julio's word they were deported back to Honduras without given the opportunity to seek asylum. Trump has barred asylum seekers from entering the US by threatening to impose tariffs and cut foreign aid to Central American countries. The human cost of Trump’s political agenda is denying people their fundamental human rights.
title: la caravana del diablo
In January 2020, fleeing violence and poor economic conditions, Hondurans organized a massive migrant caravan that traveled through Guatemala into Mexico. After traveling eight days, the caravan crossed the Suchiate River into Mexico and were met by the recently established Guardia Nacional composed of former federal, military and naval police. Mexican President, Andrés Manual López Obrador has historically called for safe passage for migrants, but when US President Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs, Mexico reversed its policy and deployed soldiers to keep Central American migrants from entering Mexico. Migrants attempting to enter Mexico split into two major groups. The largest group crossed the Suchiate River and were tear gassed by the Guardia Nacional. Their second attempt across the river (at four in the morning) was a success but it was only hours later that the Guardia Nacional surrounded them, put them on busses and sent them back to Honduras. The smaller group amassed in the border town El Ceibo in Guatemala. and were met by Julio Cesar Sanchez Amaya the head of foreign relations in Mexico. He welcomed migrants in groups of 10 to enter Mexico and seek asylum. Migrants were briefly kept in detention centers and against Julio's word they were deported back to Honduras without given the opportunity to seek asylum. Trump has barred asylum seekers from entering the US by threatening to impose tariffs and cut foreign aid to Central American countries. The human cost of Trump’s political agenda is denying people their fundamental human rights.
title: la caravana del diablo
In January 2020, fleeing violence and poor economic conditions, Hondurans organized a massive migrant caravan that traveled through Guatemala into Mexico. After traveling eight days, the caravan crossed the Suchiate River into Mexico and were met by the recently established Guardia Nacional composed of former federal, military and naval police. Mexican President, Andrés Manual López Obrador has historically called for safe passage for migrants, but when US President Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs, Mexico reversed its policy and deployed soldiers to keep Central American migrants from entering Mexico. Migrants attempting to enter Mexico split into two major groups. The largest group crossed the Suchiate River and were tear gassed by the Guardia Nacional. Their second attempt across the river (at four in the morning) was a success but it was only hours later that the Guardia Nacional surrounded them, put them on busses and sent them back to Honduras. The smaller group amassed in the border town El Ceibo in Guatemala. and were met by Julio Cesar Sanchez Amaya the head of foreign relations in Mexico. He welcomed migrants in groups of 10 to enter Mexico and seek asylum. Migrants were briefly kept in detention centers and against Julio's word they were deported back to Honduras without given the opportunity to seek asylum. Trump has barred asylum seekers from entering the US by threatening to impose tariffs and cut foreign aid to Central American countries. The human cost of Trump’s political agenda is denying people their fundamental human rights.
title: la caravana del diablo
In January 2020, fleeing violence and poor economic conditions, Hondurans organized a massive migrant caravan that traveled through Guatemala into Mexico. After traveling eight days, the caravan crossed the Suchiate River into Mexico and were met by the recently established Guardia Nacional composed of former federal, military and naval police. Mexican President, Andrés Manual López Obrador has historically called for safe passage for migrants, but when US President Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs, Mexico reversed its policy and deployed soldiers to keep Central American migrants from entering Mexico. Migrants attempting to enter Mexico split into two major groups. The largest group crossed the Suchiate River and were tear gassed by the Guardia Nacional. Their second attempt across the river (at four in the morning) was a success but it was only hours later that the Guardia Nacional surrounded them, put them on busses and sent them back to Honduras. The smaller group amassed in the border town El Ceibo in Guatemala. and were met by Julio Cesar Sanchez Amaya the head of foreign relations in Mexico. He welcomed migrants in groups of 10 to enter Mexico and seek asylum. Migrants were briefly kept in detention centers and against Julio's word they were deported back to Honduras without given the opportunity to seek asylum. Trump has barred asylum seekers from entering the US by threatening to impose tariffs and cut foreign aid to Central American countries. The human cost of Trump’s political agenda is denying people their fundamental human rights.
title: la caravana del diablo
In January 2020, fleeing violence and poor economic conditions, Hondurans organized a massive migrant caravan that traveled through Guatemala into Mexico. After traveling eight days, the caravan crossed the Suchiate River into Mexico and were met by the recently established Guardia Nacional composed of former federal, military and naval police. Mexican President, Andrés Manual López Obrador has historically called for safe passage for migrants, but when US President Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs, Mexico reversed its policy and deployed soldiers to keep Central American migrants from entering Mexico. Migrants attempting to enter Mexico split into two major groups. The largest group crossed the Suchiate River and were tear gassed by the Guardia Nacional. Their second attempt across the river (at four in the morning) was a success but it was only hours later that the Guardia Nacional surrounded them, put them on busses and sent them back to Honduras. The smaller group amassed in the border town El Ceibo in Guatemala. and were met by Julio Cesar Sanchez Amaya the head of foreign relations in Mexico. He welcomed migrants in groups of 10 to enter Mexico and seek asylum. Migrants were briefly kept in detention centers and against Julio's word they were deported back to Honduras without given the opportunity to seek asylum. Trump has barred asylum seekers from entering the US by threatening to impose tariffs and cut foreign aid to Central American countries. The human cost of Trump’s political agenda is denying people their fundamental human rights.
first place, winnie au
self-promo/website
Self-Promo/Website
First Place
title: within other worlds
creative: best creative studio
creative: best creative studio
A 56-page zine showcasing recent work. The zine is meant to give a peek into the lives of the people I've photographed. This format, perfect for a desk or coffee table, allows me to showcase my use of color and storytelling abilities through multiple images.
title: within other worlds
creative: best creative studio
creative: best creative studio
A 56-page zine showcasing recent work. The zine is meant to give a peek into the lives of the people I've photographed. This format, perfect for a desk or coffee table, allows me to showcase my use of color and storytelling abilities through multiple images.
title: within other worlds
creative: best creative studio
creative: best creative studio
A 56-page zine showcasing recent work. The zine is meant to give a peek into the lives of the people I've photographed. This format, perfect for a desk or coffee table, allows me to showcase my use of color and storytelling abilities through multiple images.
title: within other worlds
creative: best creative studio
creative: best creative studio
A 56-page zine showcasing recent work. The zine is meant to give a peek into the lives of the people I've photographed. This format, perfect for a desk or coffee table, allows me to showcase my use of color and storytelling abilities through multiple images.
title: within other worlds
creative: best creative studio
creative: best creative studio
A 56-page zine showcasing recent work. The zine is meant to give a peek into the lives of the people I've photographed. This format, perfect for a desk or coffee table, allows me to showcase my use of color and storytelling abilities through multiple images.
title: within other worlds
creative: best creative studio
creative: best creative studio
A 56-page zine showcasing recent work. The zine is meant to give a peek into the lives of the people I've photographed. This format, perfect for a desk or coffee table, allows me to showcase my use of color and storytelling abilities through multiple images.
first place, sophie mayanne
stock photography
Stock Photography
First Place
title: young lgbtq+ couples
agency: getty images
creative: josie gealer-ng, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images
agency: getty images
creative: josie gealer-ng, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images
Althought World Pride celebrations generate a positive uptick in advertisements celebrating the LGBTQ+ community, during the rest of the year, representation of LGBTQ+ people in advertising and media tends to fall short on authenticity. This series includes photographs and interviews with five young LGBTQ+ couples to find out what they think about the representation of the LGBTQ+ community in the media, and how love and inclusivity are portrayed.
title: young lgbtq+ couples
agency: getty images
creative: josie gealer-ng, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images
agency: getty images
creative: josie gealer-ng, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images
Althought World Pride celebrations generate a positive uptick in advertisements celebrating the LGBTQ+ community, during the rest of the year, representation of LGBTQ+ people in advertising and media tends to fall short on authenticity. This series includes photographs and interviews with five young LGBTQ+ couples to find out what they think about the representation of the LGBTQ+ community in the media, and how love and inclusivity are portrayed.
title: young lgbtq+ couples
agency: getty images
creative: josie gealer-ng, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images
agency: getty images
creative: josie gealer-ng, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images
Althought World Pride celebrations generate a positive uptick in advertisements celebrating the LGBTQ+ community, during the rest of the year, representation of LGBTQ+ people in advertising and media tends to fall short on authenticity. This series includes photographs and interviews with five young LGBTQ+ couples to find out what they think about the representation of the LGBTQ+ community in the media, and how love and inclusivity are portrayed.
title: young lgbtq+ couples
agency: getty images
creative: josie gealer-ng, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images
agency: getty images
creative: josie gealer-ng, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images
Althought World Pride celebrations generate a positive uptick in advertisements celebrating the LGBTQ+ community, during the rest of the year, representation of LGBTQ+ people in advertising and media tends to fall short on authenticity. This series includes photographs and interviews with five young LGBTQ+ couples to find out what they think about the representation of the LGBTQ+ community in the media, and how love and inclusivity are portrayed.
title: young lgbtq+ couples
agency: getty images
creative: josie gealer-ng, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images
agency: getty images
creative: josie gealer-ng, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images
Althought World Pride celebrations generate a positive uptick in advertisements celebrating the LGBTQ+ community, during the rest of the year, representation of LGBTQ+ people in advertising and media tends to fall short on authenticity. This series includes photographs and interviews with five young LGBTQ+ couples to find out what they think about the representation of the LGBTQ+ community in the media, and how love and inclusivity are portrayed.
first place, rafael heygster
student work
Student Work
First Place
title: "i died 22 times"
War does not only manifest itself as a military conflict on battlefields with clear physical fronts, it also appears more abstractly in societies in various places. "I Died 22 Times" looks at the way warfare is waged outside real battlefields. The series combines images of weapons fairs–war as business–with the motives of airsoft, a leisure activity–war as a game. Both scenarios have one thing in common: war is staged as something entertaining and consumable.
title: "i died 22 times"
War does not only manifest itself as a military conflict on battlefields with clear physical fronts, it also appears more abstractly in societies in various places. "I Died 22 Times" looks at the way warfare is waged outside real battlefields. The series combines images of weapons fairs–war as business–with the motives of airsoft, a leisure activity–war as a game. Both scenarios have one thing in common: war is staged as something entertaining and consumable.
title: "i died 22 times"
War does not only manifest itself as a military conflict on battlefields with clear physical fronts, it also appears more abstractly in societies in various places. "I Died 22 Times" looks at the way warfare is waged outside real battlefields. The series combines images of weapons fairs–war as business–with the motives of airsoft, a leisure activity–war as a game. Both scenarios have one thing in common: war is staged as something entertaining and consumable.
title: "i died 22 times"
War does not only manifest itself as a military conflict on battlefields with clear physical fronts, it also appears more abstractly in societies in various places. "I Died 22 Times" looks at the way warfare is waged outside real battlefields. The series combines images of weapons fairs–war as business–with the motives of airsoft, a leisure activity–war as a game. Both scenarios have one thing in common: war is staged as something entertaining and consumable.
title: "i died 22 times"
War does not only manifest itself as a military conflict on battlefields with clear physical fronts, it also appears more abstractly in societies in various places. "I Died 22 Times" looks at the way warfare is waged outside real battlefields. The series combines images of weapons fairs–war as business–with the motives of airsoft, a leisure activity–war as a game. Both scenarios have one thing in common: war is staged as something entertaining and consumable.
title: "i died 22 times"
War does not only manifest itself as a military conflict on battlefields with clear physical fronts, it also appears more abstractly in societies in various places. "I Died 22 Times" looks at the way warfare is waged outside real battlefields. The series combines images of weapons fairs–war as business–with the motives of airsoft, a leisure activity–war as a game. Both scenarios have one thing in common: war is staged as something entertaining and consumable.
first place, andrea patiño contreras
video/multimedia
Video/Multimedia
First Place
title: united for trump, but split over ice
Residents of O'Neill, a small rural town in Nebraska, are grappling with the fallout of 2018 immigration raids. The white, Republican majority worry about the demographics of a growing Hispanic community, but they also rely on immigrant labor.
first winner, adrian mueller
commercial
Commercial
Winner
title: prada resort 2020
client: prada resort
creative: ferdinando verderi, creative director; alex brannian, stylist; leo rocha, post-production
client: prada resort
creative: ferdinando verderi, creative director; alex brannian, stylist; leo rocha, post-production
A celebration of the beauty found in the everyday, the Prada Resort Campaign 2020 launched on corner store bouquets and in flower shops around the world. Flowers, wrapped in portraits of our protagonists, holding flowers wrapped in portraits of other protagonists, were all tied together into a still life series by Adrian Mueller.
title: prada resort 2020
client: prada resort
creative: ferdinando verderi, creative director; alex brannian, stylist; leo rocha, post-production
client: prada resort
creative: ferdinando verderi, creative director; alex brannian, stylist; leo rocha, post-production
A celebration of the beauty found in the everyday, the Prada Resort Campaign 2020 launched on corner store bouquets and in flower shops around the world. Flowers, wrapped in portraits of our protagonists, holding flowers wrapped in portraits of other protagonists, were all tied together into a still life series by Adrian Mueller.
title: prada resort 2020
client: prada resort
creative: ferdinando verderi, creative director; alex brannian, stylist; leo rocha, post-production
client: prada resort
creative: ferdinando verderi, creative director; alex brannian, stylist; leo rocha, post-production
A celebration of the beauty found in the everyday, the Prada Resort Campaign 2020 launched on corner store bouquets and in flower shops around the world. Flowers, wrapped in portraits of our protagonists, holding flowers wrapped in portraits of other protagonists, were all tied together into a still life series by Adrian Mueller.
title: prada resort 2020
client: prada resort
creative: ferdinando verderi, creative director; alex brannian, stylist; leo rocha, post-production
client: prada resort
creative: ferdinando verderi, creative director; alex brannian, stylist; leo rocha, post-production
A celebration of the beauty found in the everyday, the Prada Resort Campaign 2020 launched on corner store bouquets and in flower shops around the world. Flowers, wrapped in portraits of our protagonists, holding flowers wrapped in portraits of other protagonists, were all tied together into a still life series by Adrian Mueller.
title: prada resort 2020
client: prada resort
creative: ferdinando verderi, creative director; alex brannian, stylist; leo rocha, post-production
client: prada resort
creative: ferdinando verderi, creative director; alex brannian, stylist; leo rocha, post-production
A celebration of the beauty found in the everyday, the Prada Resort Campaign 2020 launched on corner store bouquets and in flower shops around the world. Flowers, wrapped in portraits of our protagonists, holding flowers wrapped in portraits of other protagonists, were all tied together into a still life series by Adrian Mueller.
title: prada resort 2020
client: prada resort
creative: ferdinando verderi, creative director; alex brannian, stylist; leo rocha, post-production
client: prada resort
creative: ferdinando verderi, creative director; alex brannian, stylist; leo rocha, post-production
A celebration of the beauty found in the everyday, the Prada Resort Campaign 2020 launched on corner store bouquets and in flower shops around the world. Flowers, wrapped in portraits of our protagonists, holding flowers wrapped in portraits of other protagonists, were all tied together into a still life series by Adrian Mueller.
first winner, angela miller
commercial
Commercial
Winner
title: brae
client: bambis
creative: sacha kann, stylist; tanya wilson, assistant
client: bambis
creative: sacha kann, stylist; tanya wilson, assistant
A marketing campaign to celebrate seasonal stylings of Autumn and Winter for the Homewares brand.
first winner, brian lowe
commercial
Commercial
Winner
title: roka swim wear
client: roka swimwear
client: roka swimwear
The concept was to photograph the swimsuit with a real synchronized swimmer in a studio environment.
title: roka swim wear
client: roka swimwear
client: roka swimwear
The concept was to photograph the swimsuit with a real synchronized swimmer in a studio environment.
title: roka swim wear
client: roka swimwear
client: roka swimwear
The concept was to photograph the swimsuit with a real synchronized swimmer in a studio environment.
title: roka swim wear
client: roka swimwear
client: roka swimwear
The concept was to photograph the swimsuit with a real synchronized swimmer in a studio environment.
first winner, heidi's bridge
commercial
Commercial
Winner
title: kin euphorics | dream light
client: kin euphorics
client: kin euphorics
For the launch of their new product, Dream Light, Kin Euphorics hired us to create a surreal dreamworld in which their nightcap drink could live. The mood was meant to be evocative of the sleep journey and the blissful night of dreams ahead.
title: kin euphorics | dream light
client: kin euphorics
client: kin euphorics
For the launch of their new product, Dream Light, Kin Euphorics hired us to create a surreal dreamworld in which their nightcap drink could live. The mood was meant to be evocative of the sleep journey and the blissful night of dreams ahead.
title: kin euphorics | dream light
client: kin euphorics
client: kin euphorics
For the launch of their new product, Dream Light, Kin Euphorics hired us to create a surreal dreamworld in which their nightcap drink could live. The mood was meant to be evocative of the sleep journey and the blissful night of dreams ahead.
title: kin euphorics | dream light
client: kin euphorics
client: kin euphorics
For the launch of their new product, Dream Light, Kin Euphorics hired us to create a surreal dreamworld in which their nightcap drink could live. The mood was meant to be evocative of the sleep journey and the blissful night of dreams ahead.
title: kin euphorics | dream light
client: kin euphorics
client: kin euphorics
For the launch of their new product, Dream Light, Kin Euphorics hired us to create a surreal dreamworld in which their nightcap drink could live. The mood was meant to be evocative of the sleep journey and the blissful night of dreams ahead.
title: kin euphorics | dream light
client: kin euphorics
client: kin euphorics
For the launch of their new product, Dream Light, Kin Euphorics hired us to create a surreal dreamworld in which their nightcap drink could live. The mood was meant to be evocative of the sleep journey and the blissful night of dreams ahead.
first winner, gillian hyland
commercial
Commercial
Winner
title: national theatre
client: national theatre
client: national theatre
Promotional artwork for the Martin Crimp play, "When We Have Sufficiently Tortured Each Other," starring Cate Blanchett and Stephen Dillane.
first winner, jonathon kambouris
commercial
Commercial
Winner
title: the cosmopolitan hotel las vegas
client: cosmopolitan hotel las vegas
client: cosmopolitan hotel las vegas
Jonathon Kambouris was commissioned by the Cosmopolitan Hotel Las Vegas to capture various concepts for the 2020 identity membership rewards program for the hotel and casino guests. The brand identity visuals were used on all digital/print and advertising platforms.
title: the cosmopolitan hotel las vegas
client: cosmopolitan hotel las vegas
client: cosmopolitan hotel las vegas
Jonathon Kambouris was commissioned by the Cosmopolitan Hotel Las Vegas to capture various concepts for the 2020 identity membership rewards program for the hotel and casino guests. The brand identity visuals were used on all digital/print and advertising platforms.
title: the cosmopolitan hotel las vegas
client: cosmopolitan hotel las vegas
client: cosmopolitan hotel las vegas
Jonathon Kambouris was commissioned by the Cosmopolitan Hotel Las Vegas to capture various concepts for the 2020 identity membership rewards program for the hotel and casino guests. The brand identity visuals were used on all digital/print and advertising platforms.
title: the cosmopolitan hotel las vegas
client: cosmopolitan hotel las vegas
client: cosmopolitan hotel las vegas
Jonathon Kambouris was commissioned by the Cosmopolitan Hotel Las Vegas to capture various concepts for the 2020 identity membership rewards program for the hotel and casino guests. The brand identity visuals were used on all digital/print and advertising platforms.
title: the cosmopolitan hotel las vegas
client: cosmopolitan hotel las vegas
client: cosmopolitan hotel las vegas
Jonathon Kambouris was commissioned by the Cosmopolitan Hotel Las Vegas to capture various concepts for the 2020 identity membership rewards program for the hotel and casino guests. The brand identity visuals were used on all digital/print and advertising platforms.
first winner, molly cranna
commercial
Commercial
Winner
title: rosie assoulin resort 2020
client: rosie assoulin resort
client: rosie assoulin resort
Model Colleen Heidemann photographed in the Southern California desert for the Rosie Assoulin Resort 2020 collection.
title: rosie assoulin resort 2020
client: rosie assoulin resort
client: rosie assoulin resort
Model Colleen Heidemann photographed in the Southern California desert for the Rosie Assoulin Resort 2020 collection.
title: rosie assoulin resort 2020
client: rosie assoulin resort
client: rosie assoulin resort
Model Colleen Heidemann photographed in the Southern California desert for the Rosie Assoulin Resort 2020 collection.
title: rosie assoulin resort 2020
client: rosie assoulin resort
client: rosie assoulin resort
Model Colleen Heidemann photographed in the Southern California desert for the Rosie Assoulin Resort 2020 collection.
title: rosie assoulin resort 2020
client: rosie assoulin resort
client: rosie assoulin resort
Model Colleen Heidemann photographed in the Southern California desert for the Rosie Assoulin Resort 2020 collection.
title: rosie assoulin resort 2020
client: rosie assoulin resort
client: rosie assoulin resort
Model Colleen Heidemann photographed in the Southern California desert for the Rosie Assoulin Resort 2020 collection.
first winner, molly cranna
commercial
Commercial
Winner
title: this is how we vegas
client: mccann new york
creative: leopold billard, art direction; jory sutton, art production; circadian pictures, producer
client: mccann new york
creative: leopold billard, art direction; jory sutton, art production; circadian pictures, producer
title: this is how we vegas
client: mccann new york
creative: leopold billard, art direction; jory sutton, art production; circadian pictures, producer
client: mccann new york
creative: leopold billard, art direction; jory sutton, art production; circadian pictures, producer
title: this is how we vegas
client: mccann new york
creative: leopold billard, art direction; jory sutton, art production; circadian pictures, producer
client: mccann new york
creative: leopold billard, art direction; jory sutton, art production; circadian pictures, producer
title: this is how we vegas
client: mccann new york
creative: leopold billard, art direction; jory sutton, art production; circadian pictures, producer
client: mccann new york
creative: leopold billard, art direction; jory sutton, art production; circadian pictures, producer
first winner, monroe alvarez
commercial
Commercial
Winner
title: meundies campaign
client: meundies
client: meundies
Campaign for a company that empowers all people of color, body size, age, sexuality and gender.
title: meundies campaign
client: meundies
client: meundies
Campaign for a company that empowers all people of color, body size, age, sexuality and gender.
title: meundies campaign
client: meundies
client: meundies
Campaign for a company that empowers all people of color, body size, age, sexuality and gender.
title: meundies campaign
client: meundies
client: meundies
Campaign for a company that empowers all people of color, body size, age, sexuality and gender.
title: meundies campaign
client: meundies
client: meundies
Campaign for a company that empowers all people of color, body size, age, sexuality and gender.
title: meundies campaign
client: meundies
client: meundies
Campaign for a company that empowers all people of color, body size, age, sexuality and gender.
first winner, ryan jenq
commercial
Commercial
Winner
title: ply-knits
creative: jocelyn cabral, set design; ania et lucie, creative director
creative: jocelyn cabral, set design; ania et lucie, creative director
title: ply-knits
creative: jocelyn cabral, set design; ania et lucie, creative director
creative: jocelyn cabral, set design; ania et lucie, creative director
title: ply-knits
creative: jocelyn cabral, set design; ania et lucie, creative director
creative: jocelyn cabral, set design; ania et lucie, creative director
title: ply-knits
creative: jocelyn cabral, set design; ania et lucie, creative director
creative: jocelyn cabral, set design; ania et lucie, creative director
title: ply-knits
creative: jocelyn cabral, set design; ania et lucie, creative director
creative: jocelyn cabral, set design; ania et lucie, creative director
title: ply-knits
creative: jocelyn cabral, set design; ania et lucie, creative director
creative: jocelyn cabral, set design; ania et lucie, creative director
first winner, sam mcguire
commercial
Commercial
Winner
title: dough boy on roof
client: vans
client: vans
A celebration of the energy and vibrant color found in Asian cultures, featuring legendary children from Korea, Shanghai and Hong Kong.
title: dough boy on roof
client: vans
client: vans
A celebration of the energy and vibrant color found in Asian cultures, featuring legendary children from Korea, Shanghai and Hong Kong.
title: dough boy on roof
client: vans
client: vans
A celebration of the energy and vibrant color found in Asian cultures, featuring legendary children from Korea, Shanghai and Hong Kong.
title: dough boy on roof
client: vans
client: vans
A celebration of the energy and vibrant color found in Asian cultures, featuring legendary children from Korea, Shanghai and Hong Kong.
title: dough boy on roof
client: vans
client: vans
A celebration of the energy and vibrant color found in Asian cultures, featuring legendary children from Korea, Shanghai and Hong Kong.
title: dough boy on roof
client: vans
client: vans
A celebration of the energy and vibrant color found in Asian cultures, featuring legendary children from Korea, Shanghai and Hong Kong.
first winner, winnie au
commercial
Commercial
Winner
title: fourpost
client: fourpost
creative: best, creative studio; marie-yan morvan, set designer
client: fourpost
creative: best, creative studio; marie-yan morvan, set designer
A print and digital campaign created for Fourpost, a mall-based microstore for online brands that debuted at Mall of America. Each of the images in the campaign was created to entice you into a new, fun shopping experience for today's modern family.
title: fourpost
client: fourpost
creative: best, creative studio; marie-yan morvan, set designer
client: fourpost
creative: best, creative studio; marie-yan morvan, set designer
A print and digital campaign created for Fourpost, a mall-based microstore for online brands that debuted at Mall of America. Each of the images in the campaign was created to entice you into a new, fun shopping experience for today's modern family.
title: fourpost
client: fourpost
creative: best, creative studio; marie-yan morvan, set designer
client: fourpost
creative: best, creative studio; marie-yan morvan, set designer
A print and digital campaign created for Fourpost, a mall-based microstore for online brands that debuted at Mall of America. Each of the images in the campaign was created to entice you into a new, fun shopping experience for today's modern family.
title: fourpost
client: fourpost
creative: best, creative studio; marie-yan morvan, set designer
client: fourpost
creative: best, creative studio; marie-yan morvan, set designer
A print and digital campaign created for Fourpost, a mall-based microstore for online brands that debuted at Mall of America. Each of the images in the campaign was created to entice you into a new, fun shopping experience for today's modern family.
title: fourpost
client: fourpost
creative: best, creative studio; marie-yan morvan, set designer
client: fourpost
creative: best, creative studio; marie-yan morvan, set designer
A print and digital campaign created for Fourpost, a mall-based microstore for online brands that debuted at Mall of America. Each of the images in the campaign was created to entice you into a new, fun shopping experience for today's modern family.
title: fourpost
client: fourpost
creative: best, creative studio; marie-yan morvan, set designer
client: fourpost
creative: best, creative studio; marie-yan morvan, set designer
A print and digital campaign created for Fourpost, a mall-based microstore for online brands that debuted at Mall of America. Each of the images in the campaign was created to entice you into a new, fun shopping experience for today's modern family.
first winner, alicia stepp
magazine/editorial
Magazine/Editorial
Winner
title: dosha
creative: dosha, model;
kim dawson, model;
stephanie cantu, makeup
creative: dosha, model;
kim dawson, model;
stephanie cantu, makeup
first winner, carlos chavarría
magazine/editorial
Magazine/Editorial
Winner
title: john coltrane church for the new yorker
publication: the new yorker
publication: the new yorker
The Saint John Will-I-Am Coltrane African Orthodox Church in San Francisco recently celebrated its fiftieth anniversary. Founded by Franzo and Marina King, who had a spiritual experience after seeing John Coltrane play live at the Jazz Workshop, the church has been home to people from all over the world. The couple refered to their experience with Coltrane as a "sound baptism" and became devoted to his music. The church has operated under different names throughout the decades, dealing with the tumult of a changing city and rising rents.
title: john coltrane church for the new yorker
publication: the new yorker
publication: the new yorker
The Saint John Will-I-Am Coltrane African Orthodox Church in San Francisco recently celebrated its fiftieth anniversary. Founded by Franzo and Marina King, who had a spiritual experience after seeing John Coltrane play live at the Jazz Workshop, the church has been home to people from all over the world. The couple refered to their experience with Coltrane as a "sound baptism" and became devoted to his music. The church has operated under different names throughout the decades, dealing with the tumult of a changing city and rising rents.
title: john coltrane church for the new yorker
publication: the new yorker
publication: the new yorker
The Saint John Will-I-Am Coltrane African Orthodox Church in San Francisco recently celebrated its fiftieth anniversary. Founded by Franzo and Marina King, who had a spiritual experience after seeing John Coltrane play live at the Jazz Workshop, the church has been home to people from all over the world. The couple refered to their experience with Coltrane as a "sound baptism" and became devoted to his music. The church has operated under different names throughout the decades, dealing with the tumult of a changing city and rising rents.
title: john coltrane church for the new yorker
publication: the new yorker
publication: the new yorker
The Saint John Will-I-Am Coltrane African Orthodox Church in San Francisco recently celebrated its fiftieth anniversary. Founded by Franzo and Marina King, who had a spiritual experience after seeing John Coltrane play live at the Jazz Workshop, the church has been home to people from all over the world. The couple refered to their experience with Coltrane as a "sound baptism" and became devoted to his music. The church has operated under different names throughout the decades, dealing with the tumult of a changing city and rising rents.
title: john coltrane church for the new yorker
publication: the new yorker
publication: the new yorker
The Saint John Will-I-Am Coltrane African Orthodox Church in San Francisco recently celebrated its fiftieth anniversary. Founded by Franzo and Marina King, who had a spiritual experience after seeing John Coltrane play live at the Jazz Workshop, the church has been home to people from all over the world. The couple refered to their experience with Coltrane as a "sound baptism" and became devoted to his music. The church has operated under different names throughout the decades, dealing with the tumult of a changing city and rising rents.
title: john coltrane church for the new yorker
publication: the new yorker
publication: the new yorker
The Saint John Will-I-Am Coltrane African Orthodox Church in San Francisco recently celebrated its fiftieth anniversary. Founded by Franzo and Marina King, who had a spiritual experience after seeing John Coltrane play live at the Jazz Workshop, the church has been home to people from all over the world. The couple refered to their experience with Coltrane as a "sound baptism" and became devoted to his music. The church has operated under different names throughout the decades, dealing with the tumult of a changing city and rising rents.
first winner, carlos chavarría
magazine/editorial
Magazine/Editorial
Winner
title: new camaldoli hermitage for 1843
publication: 1843 magazine
publication: 1843 magazine
Located in the Santa Lucia Mountains of Big Sur, The New Camaldoli Hermitage was founded in 1958 by two monks sent by the superior of the Camaldolese mother-house in Italy, a Roman Catholic order of the Benedictine tradition created by St. Romuald in late-10th Century. Today there are around 20 monks at the Hermitage, each of them living in a small cottage or cell, and practicing the monastic life which is by definition an exercise in isolation and spiritual development, with special dedication to contemplation and prayer.
title: new camaldoli hermitage for 1843
publication: 1843 magazine
publication: 1843 magazine
Located in the Santa Lucia Mountains of Big Sur, The New Camaldoli Hermitage was founded in 1958 by two monks sent by the superior of the Camaldolese mother-house in Italy, a Roman Catholic order of the Benedictine tradition created by St. Romuald in late-10th Century. Today there are around 20 monks at the Hermitage, each of them living in a small cottage or cell, and practicing the monastic life which is by definition an exercise in isolation and spiritual development, with special dedication to contemplation and prayer.
title: new camaldoli hermitage for 1843
publication: 1843 magazine
publication: 1843 magazine
Located in the Santa Lucia Mountains of Big Sur, The New Camaldoli Hermitage was founded in 1958 by two monks sent by the superior of the Camaldolese mother-house in Italy, a Roman Catholic order of the Benedictine tradition created by St. Romuald in late-10th Century. Today there are around 20 monks at the Hermitage, each of them living in a small cottage or cell, and practicing the monastic life which is by definition an exercise in isolation and spiritual development, with special dedication to contemplation and prayer.
title: new camaldoli hermitage for 1843
publication: 1843 magazine
publication: 1843 magazine
Located in the Santa Lucia Mountains of Big Sur, The New Camaldoli Hermitage was founded in 1958 by two monks sent by the superior of the Camaldolese mother-house in Italy, a Roman Catholic order of the Benedictine tradition created by St. Romuald in late-10th Century. Today there are around 20 monks at the Hermitage, each of them living in a small cottage or cell, and practicing the monastic life which is by definition an exercise in isolation and spiritual development, with special dedication to contemplation and prayer.
title: new camaldoli hermitage for 1843
publication: 1843 magazine
publication: 1843 magazine
Located in the Santa Lucia Mountains of Big Sur, The New Camaldoli Hermitage was founded in 1958 by two monks sent by the superior of the Camaldolese mother-house in Italy, a Roman Catholic order of the Benedictine tradition created by St. Romuald in late-10th Century. Today there are around 20 monks at the Hermitage, each of them living in a small cottage or cell, and practicing the monastic life which is by definition an exercise in isolation and spiritual development, with special dedication to contemplation and prayer.
title: new camaldoli hermitage for 1843
publication: 1843 magazine
publication: 1843 magazine
Located in the Santa Lucia Mountains of Big Sur, The New Camaldoli Hermitage was founded in 1958 by two monks sent by the superior of the Camaldolese mother-house in Italy, a Roman Catholic order of the Benedictine tradition created by St. Romuald in late-10th Century. Today there are around 20 monks at the Hermitage, each of them living in a small cottage or cell, and practicing the monastic life which is by definition an exercise in isolation and spiritual development, with special dedication to contemplation and prayer.
first winner, elliot ross
magazine/editorial
Magazine/Editorial
Winner
title: a saturday evening during lockdown
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
As the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic has grown throughout the world and in my home state of Colorado, my fiancé and I have been retreating both physically and emotionally from our community. We've been isolating at my grandmother's now-vacant homestead deep in the Great Plains of Eastern Colorado. I spent much of my childhood growing up in this once-vibrant house. With these photographs I hope to capture the unsettling and deeply nostalgic feeling that many of us are left with–a somber uncertainty for the future and a loss for the times left behind.
title: a saturday evening during lockdown
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
As the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic has grown throughout the world and in my home state of Colorado, my fiancé and I have been retreating both physically and emotionally from our community. We've been isolating at my grandmother's now-vacant homestead deep in the Great Plains of Eastern Colorado. I spent much of my childhood growing up in this once-vibrant house. With these photographs I hope to capture the unsettling and deeply nostalgic feeling that many of us are left with–a somber uncertainty for the future and a loss for the times left behind.
title: a saturday evening during lockdown
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
As the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic has grown throughout the world and in my home state of Colorado, my fiancé and I have been retreating both physically and emotionally from our community. We've been isolating at my grandmother's now-vacant homestead deep in the Great Plains of Eastern Colorado. I spent much of my childhood growing up in this once-vibrant house. With these photographs I hope to capture the unsettling and deeply nostalgic feeling that many of us are left with–a somber uncertainty for the future and a loss for the times left behind.
title: a saturday evening during lockdown
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
As the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic has grown throughout the world and in my home state of Colorado, my fiancé and I have been retreating both physically and emotionally from our community. We've been isolating at my grandmother's now-vacant homestead deep in the Great Plains of Eastern Colorado. I spent much of my childhood growing up in this once-vibrant house. With these photographs I hope to capture the unsettling and deeply nostalgic feeling that many of us are left with–a somber uncertainty for the future and a loss for the times left behind.
title: a saturday evening during lockdown
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
As the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic has grown throughout the world and in my home state of Colorado, my fiancé and I have been retreating both physically and emotionally from our community. We've been isolating at my grandmother's now-vacant homestead deep in the Great Plains of Eastern Colorado. I spent much of my childhood growing up in this once-vibrant house. With these photographs I hope to capture the unsettling and deeply nostalgic feeling that many of us are left with–a somber uncertainty for the future and a loss for the times left behind.
title: a saturday evening during lockdown
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
As the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic has grown throughout the world and in my home state of Colorado, my fiancé and I have been retreating both physically and emotionally from our community. We've been isolating at my grandmother's now-vacant homestead deep in the Great Plains of Eastern Colorado. I spent much of my childhood growing up in this once-vibrant house. With these photographs I hope to capture the unsettling and deeply nostalgic feeling that many of us are left with–a somber uncertainty for the future and a loss for the times left behind.
first winner, emma mcintyre
magazine/editorial
Magazine/Editorial
Winner
title: sarah paulson
publication: people magazine and gety images
publication: people magazine and gety images
Actress Sarah Paulson photographed in January 2020 for People Magazine and Getty Images.
first winner, felicity ingram
magazine/editorial
Magazine/Editorial
Winner
title: twin magazine - free style
publication: twin magazine
creative: chiao li hsu, mua
publication: twin magazine
creative: chiao li hsu, mua
This series, shot in Brooklyn, portrays the changing faces of models in the beauty sector and the shift in the industry away from archaic beauty standards and towards women photographing women in an authentic way. The concept was inspired by makeup artist, Chiao Li Hsu's, illustrations on the model's faces. The models Felicity Ingram found for this project showcase the diverse, unique faces of NYC. Shot with film.
title: twin magazine - free style
publication: twin magazine
creative: chiao li hsu, mua
publication: twin magazine
creative: chiao li hsu, mua
This series, shot in Brooklyn, portrays the changing faces of models in the beauty sector and the shift in the industry away from archaic beauty standards and towards women photographing women in an authentic way. The concept was inspired by makeup artist, Chiao Li Hsu's, illustrations on the model's faces. The models Felicity Ingram found for this project showcase the diverse, unique faces of NYC. Shot with film.
title: twin magazine - free style
publication: twin magazine
creative: chiao li hsu, mua
publication: twin magazine
creative: chiao li hsu, mua
This series, shot in Brooklyn, portrays the changing faces of models in the beauty sector and the shift in the industry away from archaic beauty standards and towards women photographing women in an authentic way. The concept was inspired by makeup artist, Chiao Li Hsu's, illustrations on the model's faces. The models Felicity Ingram found for this project showcase the diverse, unique faces of NYC. Shot with film.
title: twin magazine - free style
publication: twin magazine
creative: chiao li hsu, mua
publication: twin magazine
creative: chiao li hsu, mua
This series, shot in Brooklyn, portrays the changing faces of models in the beauty sector and the shift in the industry away from archaic beauty standards and towards women photographing women in an authentic way. The concept was inspired by makeup artist, Chiao Li Hsu's, illustrations on the model's faces. The models Felicity Ingram found for this project showcase the diverse, unique faces of NYC. Shot with film.
title: twin magazine - free style
publication: twin magazine
creative: chiao li hsu, mua
publication: twin magazine
creative: chiao li hsu, mua
This series, shot in Brooklyn, portrays the changing faces of models in the beauty sector and the shift in the industry away from archaic beauty standards and towards women photographing women in an authentic way. The concept was inspired by makeup artist, Chiao Li Hsu's, illustrations on the model's faces. The models Felicity Ingram found for this project showcase the diverse, unique faces of NYC. Shot with film.
title: twin magazine - free style
publication: twin magazine
creative: chiao li hsu, mua
publication: twin magazine
creative: chiao li hsu, mua
This series, shot in Brooklyn, portrays the changing faces of models in the beauty sector and the shift in the industry away from archaic beauty standards and towards women photographing women in an authentic way. The concept was inspired by makeup artist, Chiao Li Hsu's, illustrations on the model's faces. The models Felicity Ingram found for this project showcase the diverse, unique faces of NYC. Shot with film.
first winner, gillian laub
magazine/editorial
Magazine/Editorial
Winner
title: parris island
publication: time
publication: time
Parris Island, in South Carolina, is the nation's premier recruiting and training base for Marines. The newest generation of Marines graduating from Parris Island are entering into the longest war in American history and will subsequently be fighting a battle that began before they were born–the global "war on terror.".
title: parris island
publication: time
publication: time
Parris Island, in South Carolina, is the nation's premier recruiting and training base for Marines. The newest generation of Marines graduating from Parris Island are entering into the longest war in American history and will subsequently be fighting a battle that began before they were born–the global "war on terror.".
title: parris island
publication: time
publication: time
Parris Island, in South Carolina, is the nation's premier recruiting and training base for Marines. The newest generation of Marines graduating from Parris Island are entering into the longest war in American history and will subsequently be fighting a battle that began before they were born–the global "war on terror.".
title: parris island
publication: time
publication: time
Parris Island, in South Carolina, is the nation's premier recruiting and training base for Marines. The newest generation of Marines graduating from Parris Island are entering into the longest war in American history and will subsequently be fighting a battle that began before they were born–the global "war on terror.".
title: parris island
publication: time
publication: time
Parris Island, in South Carolina, is the nation's premier recruiting and training base for Marines. The newest generation of Marines graduating from Parris Island are entering into the longest war in American history and will subsequently be fighting a battle that began before they were born–the global "war on terror.".
title: parris island
publication: time
publication: time
Parris Island, in South Carolina, is the nation's premier recruiting and training base for Marines. The newest generation of Marines graduating from Parris Island are entering into the longest war in American history and will subsequently be fighting a battle that began before they were born–the global "war on terror.".
first winner, joe pugliese
magazine/editorial
Magazine/Editorial
Winner
title: us women's soccer team
publication: 8x8 magazine
publication: 8x8 magazine
Portrait series showcasing key members of the World Cup-winning US Women's National Soccer Team, shot for 8x8 Magazine in Los Angeles.
title: us women's soccer team
publication: 8x8 magazine
publication: 8x8 magazine
Portrait series showcasing key members of the World Cup-winning US Women's National Soccer Team, shot for 8x8 Magazine in Los Angeles.
title: us women's soccer team
publication: 8x8 magazine
publication: 8x8 magazine
Portrait series showcasing key members of the World Cup-winning US Women's National Soccer Team, shot for 8x8 Magazine in Los Angeles.
title: us women's soccer team
publication: 8x8 magazine
publication: 8x8 magazine
Portrait series showcasing key members of the World Cup-winning US Women's National Soccer Team, shot for 8x8 Magazine in Los Angeles.
title: us women's soccer team
publication: 8x8 magazine
publication: 8x8 magazine
Portrait series showcasing key members of the World Cup-winning US Women's National Soccer Team, shot for 8x8 Magazine in Los Angeles.
title: us women's soccer team
publication: 8x8 magazine
publication: 8x8 magazine
Portrait series showcasing key members of the World Cup-winning US Women's National Soccer Team, shot for 8x8 Magazine in Los Angeles.
first winner, keirnan monaghan & theo vamvounakis
magazine/editorial
Magazine/Editorial
Winner
title: drinks story
publication: travel & leisure
creative: michelle gatton, stylist
credit: keirnan monaghan & theo vamvounakis
publication: travel & leisure
creative: michelle gatton, stylist
credit: keirnan monaghan & theo vamvounakis
A drinks story photographed for Travel & Leisure during the Covid-19 pandemic.
title: drinks story
publication: travel & leisure
creative: michelle gatton, stylist
credit: keirnan monaghan & theo vamvounakis
publication: travel & leisure
creative: michelle gatton, stylist
credit: keirnan monaghan & theo vamvounakis
A drinks story photographed for Travel & Leisure during the Covid-19 pandemic.
title: drinks story
publication: travel & leisure
creative: michelle gatton, stylist
credit: keirnan monaghan & theo vamvounakis
publication: travel & leisure
creative: michelle gatton, stylist
credit: keirnan monaghan & theo vamvounakis
A drinks story photographed for Travel & Leisure during the Covid-19 pandemic.
title: drinks story
publication: travel & leisure
creative: michelle gatton, stylist
publication: travel & leisure
creative: michelle gatton, stylist
A drinks story photographed for Travel & Leisure during the Covid-19 pandemic.
first winner, jackie nickerson
magazine/editorial
Magazine/Editorial
Winner
title: lupita nyong'o by jackie nickerson
publication: vanity fair
publication: vanity fair
Lupita Nyong'o photographed for Vanity Fair October 2019 issue in New York City.
first winner, scott mcdermott
magazine/editorial
Magazine/Editorial
Winner
title: chef morimoto for haute living
publication: haute living
publication: haute living
During the scout for this shoot I saw that chef Morimoto had racks of aging chickens in the walk-in fridge at his New York restaurant, Morimoto. I made this photo as an homage to the classic Albert Watson image of "Birds" director Alfred Hitchcock.
first winner, william widmer
magazine/editorial
Magazine/Editorial
Winner
title: causey davis for the marshall project.
publication: the marshall project
publication: the marshall project
Causey Davis poses for a portrait at home in a suburb of New Orleans. Davis, 54, has spent time in jail on five different occasions in three states for a single charge.
first winner, william widmer
magazine/editorial
Magazine/Editorial
Winner
title: hurricane chasers
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
Itinerant, largely undocumented workers devoted to hurricane recovery in the U.S. have endured shabby housing and haphazard payments. Photographs made on assignment in Bay County, Florida for The New York Times.
title: hurricane chasers
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
Itinerant, largely undocumented workers devoted to hurricane recovery in the U.S. have endured shabby housing and haphazard payments. Photographs made on assignment in Bay County, Florida for The New York Times.
title: hurricane chasers
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
Itinerant, largely undocumented workers devoted to hurricane recovery in the U.S. have endured shabby housing and haphazard payments. Photographs made on assignment in Bay County, Florida for The New York Times.
title: hurricane chasers
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
Itinerant, largely undocumented workers devoted to hurricane recovery in the U.S. have endured shabby housing and haphazard payments. Photographs made on assignment in Bay County, Florida for The New York Times.
title: hurricane chasers
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
Itinerant, largely undocumented workers devoted to hurricane recovery in the U.S. have endured shabby housing and haphazard payments. Photographs made on assignment in Bay County, Florida for The New York Times.
title: hurricane chasers
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
Itinerant, largely undocumented workers devoted to hurricane recovery in the U.S. have endured shabby housing and haphazard payments. Photographs made on assignment in Bay County, Florida for The New York Times.
first winner, winnie au
magazine/editorial
Magazine/Editorial
Winner
title: clementine the basset hound
publication: refinery29
publication: refinery29
With the onset of stay-at-home orders around the world, Refinery29 asked photographers sheltering in place to create unique pet portraits. This image expresses my semi-secret wish to own 15 basset hounds instead of just one. This image is a composite of my pet and muse, Clementine, photographed in various places around my bedroom.
first winner, chris mottalini
personal work
Personal Work
Winner
title: still life with son
Since early March, my family and I have been sequestered at our little stone house in the woods of New York's Hudson Valley. In an effort to maintain sanity, I began collaborating on a new still life series with my three-year-old son, Nino, who started painting these wild, vibrant pictures which resemble the colors and textures of the rural landscape surrounding our home. According to him, themes include the quarry across the road, the maple trees at dusk, an imaginary forest fire and being trapped under ice (he really likes Metallica). I asked him if he wanted to make some photographs with me, and "Still Life with Son" was born.
title: still life with son
Since early March, my family and I have been sequestered at our little stone house in the woods of New York's Hudson Valley. In an effort to maintain sanity, I began collaborating on a new still life series with my three-year-old son, Nino, who started painting these wild, vibrant pictures which resemble the colors and textures of the rural landscape surrounding our home. According to him, themes include the quarry across the road, the maple trees at dusk, an imaginary forest fire and being trapped under ice (he really likes Metallica). I asked him if he wanted to make some photographs with me, and "Still Life with Son" was born.
title: still life with son
Since early March, my family and I have been sequestered at our little stone house in the woods of New York's Hudson Valley. In an effort to maintain sanity, I began collaborating on a new still life series with my three-year-old son, Nino, who started painting these wild, vibrant pictures which resemble the colors and textures of the rural landscape surrounding our home. According to him, themes include the quarry across the road, the maple trees at dusk, an imaginary forest fire and being trapped under ice (he really likes Metallica). I asked him if he wanted to make some photographs with me, and "Still Life with Son" was born.
title: still life with son
Since early March, my family and I have been sequestered at our little stone house in the woods of New York's Hudson Valley. In an effort to maintain sanity, I began collaborating on a new still life series with my three-year-old son, Nino, who started painting these wild, vibrant pictures which resemble the colors and textures of the rural landscape surrounding our home. According to him, themes include the quarry across the road, the maple trees at dusk, an imaginary forest fire and being trapped under ice (he really likes Metallica). I asked him if he wanted to make some photographs with me, and "Still Life with Son" was born.
title: still life with son
Since early March, my family and I have been sequestered at our little stone house in the woods of New York's Hudson Valley. In an effort to maintain sanity, I began collaborating on a new still life series with my three-year-old son, Nino, who started painting these wild, vibrant pictures which resemble the colors and textures of the rural landscape surrounding our home. According to him, themes include the quarry across the road, the maple trees at dusk, an imaginary forest fire and being trapped under ice (he really likes Metallica). I asked him if he wanted to make some photographs with me, and "Still Life with Son" was born.
title: still life with son
Since early March, my family and I have been sequestered at our little stone house in the woods of New York's Hudson Valley. In an effort to maintain sanity, I began collaborating on a new still life series with my three-year-old son, Nino, who started painting these wild, vibrant pictures which resemble the colors and textures of the rural landscape surrounding our home. According to him, themes include the quarry across the road, the maple trees at dusk, an imaginary forest fire and being trapped under ice (he really likes Metallica). I asked him if he wanted to make some photographs with me, and "Still Life with Son" was born.
first winner, daniel bergeron
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title: end of shift
My wife is an urgent care physician at an extremely busy clinic. I took this photo after she wrapped up a 15-hour day.
first winner, kris cheng
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title: mekoryuk, usa
Situated in the Bering Sea off the western coast of mainland Alaska, the remote 1600 square miles of sprawling volcanic tundra that composes Nunivak Island is abundant with wild musk ox, reindeer, seal, foxes, migratory birds, and spawning salmon, and other species. It is also home to the lone native village of Mekoryuk, population 200. One of the last native communities in America to come under Western influence, Mekoryuk presents an insight into identity in the face of constant transition: a generation of Cup'ig youth navigating two economically and philosophically divergent cultures; a tight-knit Christian community combating decades of substance abuse issues; a threatened subsistence lifestyle and unique language; the rapid onset of social media and connected devices; suicide and depression; severe climate change; emigration in pursuit of opportunity; and a growing reindeer operation that promises wider economic prosperity.
title: mekoryuk, usa
Situated in the Bering Sea off the western coast of mainland Alaska, the remote 1600 square miles of sprawling volcanic tundra that composes Nunivak Island is abundant with wild musk ox, reindeer, seal, foxes, migratory birds, and spawning salmon, and other species. It is also home to the lone native village of Mekoryuk, population 200. One of the last native communities in America to come under Western influence, Mekoryuk presents an insight into identity in the face of constant transition: a generation of Cup'ig youth navigating two economically and philosophically divergent cultures; a tight-knit Christian community combating decades of substance abuse issues; a threatened subsistence lifestyle and unique language; the rapid onset of social media and connected devices; suicide and depression; severe climate change; emigration in pursuit of opportunity; and a growing reindeer operation that promises wider economic prosperity.
title: mekoryuk, usa
Situated in the Bering Sea off the western coast of mainland Alaska, the remote 1600 square miles of sprawling volcanic tundra that composes Nunivak Island is abundant with wild musk ox, reindeer, seal, foxes, migratory birds, and spawning salmon, and other species. It is also home to the lone native village of Mekoryuk, population 200. One of the last native communities in America to come under Western influence, Mekoryuk presents an insight into identity in the face of constant transition: a generation of Cup'ig youth navigating two economically and philosophically divergent cultures; a tight-knit Christian community combating decades of substance abuse issues; a threatened subsistence lifestyle and unique language; the rapid onset of social media and connected devices; suicide and depression; severe climate change; emigration in pursuit of opportunity; and a growing reindeer operation that promises wider economic prosperity.
title: mekoryuk, usa
Situated in the Bering Sea off the western coast of mainland Alaska, the remote 1600 square miles of sprawling volcanic tundra that composes Nunivak Island is abundant with wild musk ox, reindeer, seal, foxes, migratory birds, and spawning salmon, and other species. It is also home to the lone native village of Mekoryuk, population 200. One of the last native communities in America to come under Western influence, Mekoryuk presents an insight into identity in the face of constant transition: a generation of Cup'ig youth navigating two economically and philosophically divergent cultures; a tight-knit Christian community combating decades of substance abuse issues; a threatened subsistence lifestyle and unique language; the rapid onset of social media and connected devices; suicide and depression; severe climate change; emigration in pursuit of opportunity; and a growing reindeer operation that promises wider economic prosperity.
title: mekoryuk, usa
Situated in the Bering Sea off the western coast of mainland Alaska, the remote 1600 square miles of sprawling volcanic tundra that composes Nunivak Island is abundant with wild musk ox, reindeer, seal, foxes, migratory birds, and spawning salmon, and other species. It is also home to the lone native village of Mekoryuk, population 200. One of the last native communities in America to come under Western influence, Mekoryuk presents an insight into identity in the face of constant transition: a generation of Cup'ig youth navigating two economically and philosophically divergent cultures; a tight-knit Christian community combating decades of substance abuse issues; a threatened subsistence lifestyle and unique language; the rapid onset of social media and connected devices; suicide and depression; severe climate change; emigration in pursuit of opportunity; and a growing reindeer operation that promises wider economic prosperity.
title: mekoryuk, usa
Situated in the Bering Sea off the western coast of mainland Alaska, the remote 1600 square miles of sprawling volcanic tundra that composes Nunivak Island is abundant with wild musk ox, reindeer, seal, foxes, migratory birds, and spawning salmon, and other species. It is also home to the lone native village of Mekoryuk, population 200. One of the last native communities in America to come under Western influence, Mekoryuk presents an insight into identity in the face of constant transition: a generation of Cup'ig youth navigating two economically and philosophically divergent cultures; a tight-knit Christian community combating decades of substance abuse issues; a threatened subsistence lifestyle and unique language; the rapid onset of social media and connected devices; suicide and depression; severe climate change; emigration in pursuit of opportunity; and a growing reindeer operation that promises wider economic prosperity.
first winner, luisa madrid
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title: live from woodside
"LIVE from Woodside" is an ongoing documentary project following two NYC Drag Queens, Ducky Sheaboi and Patsy InDecline. Impacted by COVID-19 shutdowns, Ducky and Patsy resorted to streaming their weekly live drag performances from home, in order to generate income and raise awareness along with funds for community organizations that aid others during the pandemic.
title: live from woodside
"LIVE from Woodside" is an ongoing documentary project following two NYC Drag Queens, Ducky Sheaboi and Patsy InDecline. Impacted by COVID-19 shutdowns, Ducky and Patsy resorted to streaming their weekly live drag performances from home, in order to generate income and raise awareness along with funds for community organizations that aid others during the pandemic.
title: live from woodside
"LIVE from Woodside" is an ongoing documentary project following two NYC Drag Queens, Ducky Sheaboi and Patsy InDecline. Impacted by COVID-19 shutdowns, Ducky and Patsy resorted to streaming their weekly live drag performances from home, in order to generate income and raise awareness along with funds for community organizations that aid others during the pandemic.
title: live from woodside
"LIVE from Woodside" is an ongoing documentary project following two NYC Drag Queens, Ducky Sheaboi and Patsy InDecline. Impacted by COVID-19 shutdowns, Ducky and Patsy resorted to streaming their weekly live drag performances from home, in order to generate income and raise awareness along with funds for community organizations that aid others during the pandemic.
title: live from woodside
"LIVE from Woodside" is an ongoing documentary project following two NYC Drag Queens, Ducky Sheaboi and Patsy InDecline. Impacted by COVID-19 shutdowns, Ducky and Patsy resorted to streaming their weekly live drag performances from home, in order to generate income and raise awareness along with funds for community organizations that aid others during the pandemic.
title: live from woodside
"LIVE from Woodside" is an ongoing documentary project following two NYC Drag Queens, Ducky Sheaboi and Patsy InDecline. Impacted by COVID-19 shutdowns, Ducky and Patsy resorted to streaming their weekly live drag performances from home, in order to generate income and raise awareness along with funds for community organizations that aid others during the pandemic.
first winner, paul simon
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title: sans body
In the series, "Sans Body," physically constructed faces mimic the logic of virtually rendered expressions. Assembled with paper and tubular forms, and made entirely in-camera, the emoji-like abstractions point to the growing remoteness of the physical body as humans become more immersed in digital technology. Although the physical body is absent, human-ness and material labor is at the forefront of each composition. In many ways, the fragmented objects address the current status of communication: largely filtered through a two-dimensional screen, sans physical touch, and the online quarrels that yield startling reactions.
title: sans body
In the series, "Sans Body," physically constructed faces mimic the logic of virtually rendered expressions. Assembled with paper and tubular forms, and made entirely in-camera, the emoji-like abstractions point to the growing remoteness of the physical body as humans become more immersed in digital technology. Although the physical body is absent, human-ness and material labor is at the forefront of each composition. In many ways, the fragmented objects address the current status of communication: largely filtered through a two-dimensional screen, sans physical touch, and the online quarrels that yield startling reactions.
title: sans body
In the series, "Sans Body," physically constructed faces mimic the logic of virtually rendered expressions. Assembled with paper and tubular forms, and made entirely in-camera, the emoji-like abstractions point to the growing remoteness of the physical body as humans become more immersed in digital technology. Although the physical body is absent, human-ness and material labor is at the forefront of each composition. In many ways, the fragmented objects address the current status of communication: largely filtered through a two-dimensional screen, sans physical touch, and the online quarrels that yield startling reactions.
title: sans body
In the series, "Sans Body," physically constructed faces mimic the logic of virtually rendered expressions. Assembled with paper and tubular forms, and made entirely in-camera, the emoji-like abstractions point to the growing remoteness of the physical body as humans become more immersed in digital technology. Although the physical body is absent, human-ness and material labor is at the forefront of each composition. In many ways, the fragmented objects address the current status of communication: largely filtered through a two-dimensional screen, sans physical touch, and the online quarrels that yield startling reactions.
title: sans body
In the series, "Sans Body," physically constructed faces mimic the logic of virtually rendered expressions. Assembled with paper and tubular forms, and made entirely in-camera, the emoji-like abstractions point to the growing remoteness of the physical body as humans become more immersed in digital technology. Although the physical body is absent, human-ness and material labor is at the forefront of each composition. In many ways, the fragmented objects address the current status of communication: largely filtered through a two-dimensional screen, sans physical touch, and the online quarrels that yield startling reactions.
first winner, raul ariano
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title: spring hasn't come yet
Every day during the COVID-19 pandemic, I photographed what happened around me in Shanghai, the city I have been calling home for the last five years. I focused on what I felt most during the phases of the virus' spread: fear, uncertainty and distance. I let the city talk for me, expressing my emotions (and hopefully others' emotions) during the lockdown and its aftermath.
title: spring hasn't come yet
Every day during the COVID-19 pandemic, I photographed what happened around me in Shanghai, the city I have been calling home for the last five years. I focused on what I felt most during the phases of the virus' spread: fear, uncertainty and distance. I let the city talk for me, expressing my emotions (and hopefully others' emotions) during the lockdown and its aftermath.
title: spring hasn't come yet
Every day during the COVID-19 pandemic, I photographed what happened around me in Shanghai, the city I have been calling home for the last five years. I focused on what I felt most during the phases of the virus' spread: fear, uncertainty and distance. I let the city talk for me, expressing my emotions (and hopefully others' emotions) during the lockdown and its aftermath.
title: spring hasn't come yet
Every day during the COVID-19 pandemic, I photographed what happened around me in Shanghai, the city I have been calling home for the last five years. I focused on what I felt most during the phases of the virus' spread: fear, uncertainty and distance. I let the city talk for me, expressing my emotions (and hopefully others' emotions) during the lockdown and its aftermath.
title: spring hasn't come yet
Every day during the COVID-19 pandemic, I photographed what happened around me in Shanghai, the city I have been calling home for the last five years. I focused on what I felt most during the phases of the virus' spread: fear, uncertainty and distance. I let the city talk for me, expressing my emotions (and hopefully others' emotions) during the lockdown and its aftermath.
title: spring hasn't come yet
Every day during the COVID-19 pandemic, I photographed what happened around me in Shanghai, the city I have been calling home for the last five years. I focused on what I felt most during the phases of the virus' spread: fear, uncertainty and distance. I let the city talk for me, expressing my emotions (and hopefully others' emotions) during the lockdown and its aftermath.
first winner, rebecca moseman
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title: the irish travelers
This series of photographs documents the lives, culture and traditions of the Irish Travelers, a forgotten people. The images reflect my personal interactions with the Travelers I have met and followed through the years at various halting sites and illegal encampments in and around County Galway and County Limerick, outside of Dublin and at the annual horse fair in Ballinasloe.
title: the irish travelers
This series of photographs documents the lives, culture and traditions of the Irish Travelers, a forgotten people. The images reflect my personal interactions with the Travelers I have met and followed through the years at various halting sites and illegal encampments in and around County Galway and County Limerick, outside of Dublin and at the annual horse fair in Ballinasloe.
title: the irish travelers
This series of photographs documents the lives, culture and traditions of the Irish Travelers, a forgotten people. The images reflect my personal interactions with the Travelers I have met and followed through the years at various halting sites and illegal encampments in and around County Galway and County Limerick, outside of Dublin and at the annual horse fair in Ballinasloe.
title: the irish travelers
This series of photographs documents the lives, culture and traditions of the Irish Travelers, a forgotten people. The images reflect my personal interactions with the Travelers I have met and followed through the years at various halting sites and illegal encampments in and around County Galway and County Limerick, outside of Dublin and at the annual horse fair in Ballinasloe.
title: the irish travelers
This series of photographs documents the lives, culture and traditions of the Irish Travelers, a forgotten people. The images reflect my personal interactions with the Travelers I have met and followed through the years at various halting sites and illegal encampments in and around County Galway and County Limerick, outside of Dublin and at the annual horse fair in Ballinasloe.
title: the irish travelers
This series of photographs documents the lives, culture and traditions of the Irish Travelers, a forgotten people. The images reflect my personal interactions with the Travelers I have met and followed through the years at various halting sites and illegal encampments in and around County Galway and County Limerick, outside of Dublin and at the annual horse fair in Ballinasloe.
first winner, timothy fadek
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title: bar booth blues
If booths at bars could talk, the stories they would tell. This is a series of photographs I had made to document the closing of New York City bars, the business victims of rising rent and real estate development.
title: bar booth blues
If booths at bars could talk, the stories they would tell. This is a series of photographs I had made to document the closing of New York City bars, the business victims of rising rent and real estate development.
title: bar booth blues
If booths at bars could talk, the stories they would tell. This is a series of photographs I had made to document the closing of New York City bars, the business victims of rising rent and real estate development.
title: bar booth blues
If booths at bars could talk, the stories they would tell. This is a series of photographs I had made to document the closing of New York City bars, the business victims of rising rent and real estate development.
title: bar booth blues
If booths at bars could talk, the stories they would tell. This is a series of photographs I had made to document the closing of New York City bars, the business victims of rising rent and real estate development.
first winner, todd antony
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title: cholitas escaladoras
The "Climbing Cholitas" or "Cholitas Escaladoras Bolivianas" are a group of Aymara indigenous women who are breaking stereotypes and shifting perceptions. Last year they summited the 22,841-foot peak of Mt. Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of Asia. They eschewed traditional climbing clothing and gear in favor of traditional, vibrantly-colored dresses and shawls to carry their equipment. The word "Cholita" has been used as a pejorative term for the indigenous Aymara women of Bolivia, but now they're reclaiming the term as a word of power.
title: cholitas escaladoras
The "Climbing Cholitas" or "Cholitas Escaladoras Bolivianas" are a group of Aymara indigenous women who are breaking stereotypes and shifting perceptions. Last year they summited the 22,841-foot peak of Mt. Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of Asia. They eschewed traditional climbing clothing and gear in favor of traditional, vibrantly-colored dresses and shawls to carry their equipment. The word "Cholita" has been used as a pejorative term for the indigenous Aymara women of Bolivia, but now they're reclaiming the term as a word of power.
title: cholitas escaladoras
The "Climbing Cholitas" or "Cholitas Escaladoras Bolivianas" are a group of Aymara indigenous women who are breaking stereotypes and shifting perceptions. Last year they summited the 22,841-foot peak of Mt. Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of Asia. They eschewed traditional climbing clothing and gear in favor of traditional, vibrantly-colored dresses and shawls to carry their equipment. The word "Cholita" has been used as a pejorative term for the indigenous Aymara women of Bolivia, but now they're reclaiming the term as a word of power.
title: cholitas escaladoras
The "Climbing Cholitas" or "Cholitas Escaladoras Bolivianas" are a group of Aymara indigenous women who are breaking stereotypes and shifting perceptions. Last year they summited the 22,841-foot peak of Mt. Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of Asia. They eschewed traditional climbing clothing and gear in favor of traditional, vibrantly-colored dresses and shawls to carry their equipment. The word "Cholita" has been used as a pejorative term for the indigenous Aymara women of Bolivia, but now they're reclaiming the term as a word of power.
title: cholitas escaladoras
The "Climbing Cholitas" or "Cholitas Escaladoras Bolivianas" are a group of Aymara indigenous women who are breaking stereotypes and shifting perceptions. Last year they summited the 22,841-foot peak of Mt. Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of Asia. They eschewed traditional climbing clothing and gear in favor of traditional, vibrantly-colored dresses and shawls to carry their equipment. The word "Cholita" has been used as a pejorative term for the indigenous Aymara women of Bolivia, but now they're reclaiming the term as a word of power.
title: cholitas escaladoras
The "Climbing Cholitas" or "Cholitas Escaladoras Bolivianas" are a group of Aymara indigenous women who are breaking stereotypes and shifting perceptions. Last year they summited the 22,841-foot peak of Mt. Aconcagua, the highest mountain outside of Asia. They eschewed traditional climbing clothing and gear in favor of traditional, vibrantly-colored dresses and shawls to carry their equipment. The word "Cholita" has been used as a pejorative term for the indigenous Aymara women of Bolivia, but now they're reclaiming the term as a word of power.
first winner, adrees latif
photojournalism
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title: migration in the rio grande valley
The Rio Grande Valley, a 180-mile stretch in southern Texas, bordering Mexico, has long been a focal point for migrants entering the United States. In 2019, the number of undocumented migrants entering the Rio Grande Valley soared, and government facilities filled to capacity. These drone-aerial and still images offer a glimpse into the lives of asylum-seeking migrants as they make the perilous journey northbound in search of a better future.
title: migration in the rio grande valley
The Rio Grande Valley, a 180-mile stretch in southern Texas, bordering Mexico, has long been a focal point for migrants entering the United States. In 2019, the number of undocumented migrants entering the Rio Grande Valley soared, and government facilities filled to capacity. These drone-aerial and still images offer a glimpse into the lives of asylum-seeking migrants as they make the perilous journey northbound in search of a better future.
title: migration in the rio grande valley
The Rio Grande Valley, a 180-mile stretch in southern Texas, bordering Mexico, has long been a focal point for migrants entering the United States. In 2019, the number of undocumented migrants entering the Rio Grande Valley soared, and government facilities filled to capacity. These drone-aerial and still images offer a glimpse into the lives of asylum-seeking migrants as they make the perilous journey northbound in search of a better future.
title: migration in the rio grande valley
The Rio Grande Valley, a 180-mile stretch in southern Texas, bordering Mexico, has long been a focal point for migrants entering the United States. In 2019, the number of undocumented migrants entering the Rio Grande Valley soared, and government facilities filled to capacity. These drone-aerial and still images offer a glimpse into the lives of asylum-seeking migrants as they make the perilous journey northbound in search of a better future.
title: migration in the rio grande valley
The Rio Grande Valley, a 180-mile stretch in southern Texas, bordering Mexico, has long been a focal point for migrants entering the United States. In 2019, the number of undocumented migrants entering the Rio Grande Valley soared, and government facilities filled to capacity. These drone-aerial and still images offer a glimpse into the lives of asylum-seeking migrants as they make the perilous journey northbound in search of a better future.
title: migration in the rio grande valley
The Rio Grande Valley, a 180-mile stretch in southern Texas, bordering Mexico, has long been a focal point for migrants entering the United States. In 2019, the number of undocumented migrants entering the Rio Grande Valley soared, and government facilities filled to capacity. These drone-aerial and still images offer a glimpse into the lives of asylum-seeking migrants as they make the perilous journey northbound in search of a better future.
first winner, alain schroeder
photojournalism
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title: final farewell
In Aceh Province, Sumatra, Indonesia, Veterinarian Zulhilmi wraps a one-month-old baby orangutan in a green surgical drape half an hour after her death. She was rescued from a palm oil plantation with her mother, Hope, who was found completely blind and with a broken clavicle and 74 air rifle bullet wounds. Indonesia's Sumatran orangutan is under severe threat from the ongoing depletion of the rainforest. As palm oil plantations, logging, road construction, mining, and hunting continue to proliferate, orangutans are being forced out of their natural rainforest habitat. Organizations rescue orangutans who are having difficulties with the goal to reintroduce them into the wild and to create genetically viable populations in protected forests. Today, with 14,000 specimens left, the Sumatran orangutan is listed as critically endangered.
first winner, alex majoli
photojournalism
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title: coronavirus in italy
publication: vanity fair
publication: vanity fair
Commissioned by Vanity Fair and published in the May 2020 issue, Alex Majoli photographed Northern Italy during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.
title: coronavirus in italy
publication: vanity fair
publication: vanity fair
Commissioned by Vanity Fair and published in the May 2020 issue, Alex Majoli photographed Northern Italy during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.
title: coronavirus in italy
publication: vanity fair
publication: vanity fair
Commissioned by Vanity Fair and published in the May 2020 issue, Alex Majoli photographed Northern Italy during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.
title: coronavirus in italy
publication: vanity fair
publication: vanity fair
Commissioned by Vanity Fair and published in the May 2020 issue, Alex Majoli photographed Northern Italy during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.
title: coronavirus in italy
publication: vanity fair
publication: vanity fair
Commissioned by Vanity Fair and published in the May 2020 issue, Alex Majoli photographed Northern Italy during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.
title: coronavirus in italy
publication: vanity fair
publication: vanity fair
Commissioned by Vanity Fair and published in the May 2020 issue, Alex Majoli photographed Northern Italy during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.
first winner, amelia krales
photojournalism
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title: ramsey orta 2
publication: the verge
publication: the verge
Ramsey Orta photographed in the visitation room at the Groveland Correctional Facility in Sonyea, New York, on February 8th, 2019. Orta filmed the police killing his friend, Eric Garner, in 2014. This image is from The Verge story, "Fearing For His Life."
first winner, antonio faccilongo
photojournalism
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title: habibi
"Habibi," Arabic for "my love," shines a light on the difficulties Palestinian families have faced in preserving their dignity throughout the Israeli-Palestinian War. This series focuses on the effects of the war on personal lives, including women who have turned to sperm smuggling in order to conceive children through in vitro fertilization while their husbands serve long-term jail sentences in Israel. Over the past six years, more than 90 babies have been born this way.
title: habibi
"Habibi," Arabic for "my love," shines a light on the difficulties Palestinian families have faced in preserving their dignity throughout the Israeli-Palestinian War. This series focuses on the effects of the war on personal lives, including women who have turned to sperm smuggling in order to conceive children through in vitro fertilization while their husbands serve long-term jail sentences in Israel. Over the past six years, more than 90 babies have been born this way.
title: habibi
"Habibi," Arabic for "my love," shines a light on the difficulties Palestinian families have faced in preserving their dignity throughout the Israeli-Palestinian War. This series focuses on the effects of the war on personal lives, including women who have turned to sperm smuggling in order to conceive children through in vitro fertilization while their husbands serve long-term jail sentences in Israel. Over the past six years, more than 90 babies have been born this way.
title: habibi
"Habibi," Arabic for "my love," shines a light on the difficulties Palestinian families have faced in preserving their dignity throughout the Israeli-Palestinian War. This series focuses on the effects of the war on personal lives, including women who have turned to sperm smuggling in order to conceive children through in vitro fertilization while their husbands serve long-term jail sentences in Israel. Over the past six years, more than 90 babies have been born this way.
title: habibi
"Habibi," Arabic for "my love," shines a light on the difficulties Palestinian families have faced in preserving their dignity throughout the Israeli-Palestinian War. This series focuses on the effects of the war on personal lives, including women who have turned to sperm smuggling in order to conceive children through in vitro fertilization while their husbands serve long-term jail sentences in Israel. Over the past six years, more than 90 babies have been born this way.
title: habibi
"Habibi," Arabic for "my love," shines a light on the difficulties Palestinian families have faced in preserving their dignity throughout the Israeli-Palestinian War. This series focuses on the effects of the war on personal lives, including women who have turned to sperm smuggling in order to conceive children through in vitro fertilization while their husbands serve long-term jail sentences in Israel. Over the past six years, more than 90 babies have been born this way.
first winner, bing guan
photojournalism
Photojournalism
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title: revolution now!
What began as peaceful marches against a controversial extradition bill in mainland China morphed into a full-blown, pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong. The protestors' "five key demands"–including universal suffrage, greater autonomy from China, and an investigation into acts of police brutality–were met with violent police crackdowns. Amidst a hypermodern cityscape laden with futuristic high-rises and omnipresent screens, black-clad youth with improvised arms and armor faced down Asia's best-trained and equipped police force. Even universities became battlefields, wreathed in tear gas and flames. Against this backdrop, "Revolution Now!" documents the struggle of Hong Kong's youth to speak truth to power, and questions the pro-democracy movement's uncertain future in the face of totalitarianism.
title: revolution now!
What began as peaceful marches against a controversial extradition bill in mainland China morphed into a full-blown, pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong. The protestors' "five key demands"–including universal suffrage, greater autonomy from China, and an investigation into acts of police brutality–were met with violent police crackdowns. Amidst a hypermodern cityscape laden with futuristic high-rises and omnipresent screens, black-clad youth with improvised arms and armor faced down Asia's best-trained and equipped police force. Even universities became battlefields, wreathed in tear gas and flames. Against this backdrop, "Revolution Now!" documents the struggle of Hong Kong's youth to speak truth to power, and questions the pro-democracy movement's uncertain future in the face of totalitarianism.
title: revolution now!
What began as peaceful marches against a controversial extradition bill in mainland China morphed into a full-blown, pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong. The protestors' "five key demands"–including universal suffrage, greater autonomy from China, and an investigation into acts of police brutality–were met with violent police crackdowns. Amidst a hypermodern cityscape laden with futuristic high-rises and omnipresent screens, black-clad youth with improvised arms and armor faced down Asia's best-trained and equipped police force. Even universities became battlefields, wreathed in tear gas and flames. Against this backdrop, "Revolution Now!" documents the struggle of Hong Kong's youth to speak truth to power, and questions the pro-democracy movement's uncertain future in the face of totalitarianism.
title: revolution now!
What began as peaceful marches against a controversial extradition bill in mainland China morphed into a full-blown, pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong. The protestors' "five key demands"–including universal suffrage, greater autonomy from China, and an investigation into acts of police brutality–were met with violent police crackdowns. Amidst a hypermodern cityscape laden with futuristic high-rises and omnipresent screens, black-clad youth with improvised arms and armor faced down Asia's best-trained and equipped police force. Even universities became battlefields, wreathed in tear gas and flames. Against this backdrop, "Revolution Now!" documents the struggle of Hong Kong's youth to speak truth to power, and questions the pro-democracy movement's uncertain future in the face of totalitarianism.
title: revolution now!
What began as peaceful marches against a controversial extradition bill in mainland China morphed into a full-blown, pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong. The protestors' "five key demands"–including universal suffrage, greater autonomy from China, and an investigation into acts of police brutality–were met with violent police crackdowns. Amidst a hypermodern cityscape laden with futuristic high-rises and omnipresent screens, black-clad youth with improvised arms and armor faced down Asia's best-trained and equipped police force. Even universities became battlefields, wreathed in tear gas and flames. Against this backdrop, "Revolution Now!" documents the struggle of Hong Kong's youth to speak truth to power, and questions the pro-democracy movement's uncertain future in the face of totalitarianism.
title: revolution now!
What began as peaceful marches against a controversial extradition bill in mainland China morphed into a full-blown, pro-democracy movement in Hong Kong. The protestors' "five key demands"–including universal suffrage, greater autonomy from China, and an investigation into acts of police brutality–were met with violent police crackdowns. Amidst a hypermodern cityscape laden with futuristic high-rises and omnipresent screens, black-clad youth with improvised arms and armor faced down Asia's best-trained and equipped police force. Even universities became battlefields, wreathed in tear gas and flames. Against this backdrop, "Revolution Now!" documents the struggle of Hong Kong's youth to speak truth to power, and questions the pro-democracy movement's uncertain future in the face of totalitarianism.
first winner, carlos folgoso
photojournalism
Photojournalism
Winner
title: the shining land
"The Shining Land" aims to explore the loneliness, isolation and adaptation to extreme cold in the remote Russian towns of Mirny, Udachny, Aykhal and Nakyn, where winter temperatures fall to -50° C. These towns are examples of what Russians call "monogorods" (towns dominated by a single company). Here, more than 50% of the population works for Alrosa, the largest diamond company in Russia. The living conditions here are unique: memories of these cities being closed and feelings of yearning for the Communist era mix with the harsh conditions of life in the permafrost.
title: the shining land
"The Shining Land" aims to explore the loneliness, isolation and adaptation to extreme cold in the remote Russian towns of Mirny, Udachny, Aykhal and Nakyn, where winter temperatures fall to -50° C. These towns are examples of what Russians call "monogorods" (towns dominated by a single company). Here, more than 50% of the population works for Alrosa, the largest diamond company in Russia. The living conditions here are unique: memories of these cities being closed and feelings of yearning for the Communist era mix with the harsh conditions of life in the permafrost.
title: the shining land
"The Shining Land" aims to explore the loneliness, isolation and adaptation to extreme cold in the remote Russian towns of Mirny, Udachny, Aykhal and Nakyn, where winter temperatures fall to -50° C. These towns are examples of what Russians call "monogorods" (towns dominated by a single company). Here, more than 50% of the population works for Alrosa, the largest diamond company in Russia. The living conditions here are unique: memories of these cities being closed and feelings of yearning for the Communist era mix with the harsh conditions of life in the permafrost.
title: the shining land
"The Shining Land" aims to explore the loneliness, isolation and adaptation to extreme cold in the remote Russian towns of Mirny, Udachny, Aykhal and Nakyn, where winter temperatures fall to -50° C. These towns are examples of what Russians call "monogorods" (towns dominated by a single company). Here, more than 50% of the population works for Alrosa, the largest diamond company in Russia. The living conditions here are unique: memories of these cities being closed and feelings of yearning for the Communist era mix with the harsh conditions of life in the permafrost.
title: the shining land
"The Shining Land" aims to explore the loneliness, isolation and adaptation to extreme cold in the remote Russian towns of Mirny, Udachny, Aykhal and Nakyn, where winter temperatures fall to -50° C. These towns are examples of what Russians call "monogorods" (towns dominated by a single company). Here, more than 50% of the population works for Alrosa, the largest diamond company in Russia. The living conditions here are unique: memories of these cities being closed and feelings of yearning for the Communist era mix with the harsh conditions of life in the permafrost.
title: the shining land
"The Shining Land" aims to explore the loneliness, isolation and adaptation to extreme cold in the remote Russian towns of Mirny, Udachny, Aykhal and Nakyn, where winter temperatures fall to -50° C. These towns are examples of what Russians call "monogorods" (towns dominated by a single company). Here, more than 50% of the population works for Alrosa, the largest diamond company in Russia. The living conditions here are unique: memories of these cities being closed and feelings of yearning for the Communist era mix with the harsh conditions of life in the permafrost.
first winner, malike sidibe
photojournalism
Photojournalism
Winner
title: george floyd protest, new york
publication: time
publication: time
Malike Sidibe was heartbroken after seeing the disturbing video of George Floyd online. That's when Sidibe decided to join the fight for change–he couldn't just sit and watch. Sidibe documented what he experienced at the George Floyd protests held in New York City between May 29th and June 6th.
title: george floyd protest, new york
publication: time
publication: time
Malike Sidibe was heartbroken after seeing the disturbing video of George Floyd online. That's when Sidibe decided to join the fight for change–he couldn't just sit and watch. Sidibe documented what he experienced at the George Floyd protests held in New York City between May 29th and June 6th.
title: george floyd protest, new york
publication: time
publication: time
Malike Sidibe was heartbroken after seeing the disturbing video of George Floyd online. That's when Sidibe decided to join the fight for change–he couldn't just sit and watch. Sidibe documented what he experienced at the George Floyd protests held in New York City between May 29th and June 6th.
title: george floyd protest, new york
publication: time
publication: time
Malike Sidibe was heartbroken after seeing the disturbing video of George Floyd online. That's when Sidibe decided to join the fight for change–he couldn't just sit and watch. Sidibe documented what he experienced at the George Floyd protests held in New York City between May 29th and June 6th.
title: george floyd protest, new york
publication: time
publication: time
Malike Sidibe was heartbroken after seeing the disturbing video of George Floyd online. That's when Sidibe decided to join the fight for change–he couldn't just sit and watch. Sidibe documented what he experienced at the George Floyd protests held in New York City between May 29th and June 6th.
first winner, michele zousmer
photojournalism
Photojournalism
Winner
title: abandoned elderly - romania and bulgaria
In Romania and Bulgaria, thirty years post Communist rule, many elderly people are living in isolated communities on old collective farms. They receive pensions so low they hardly cover food expenses. Every winter many widows and widowers freeze to death because of lack of firewood. They live in old dilapidated houses and apartments in rural villages, far from family and friends. Days are spent foraging in the forest for wild mushrooms and berries, collecting firewood and corn for their few animals. Families rarely visit. This series shows the extreme challenges of living alone and isolated in the last years of one's life.
title: abandoned elderly - romania and bulgaria
In Romania and Bulgaria, thirty years post Communist rule, many elderly people are living in isolated communities on old collective farms. They receive pensions so low they hardly cover food expenses. Every winter many widows and widowers freeze to death because of lack of firewood. They live in old dilapidated houses and apartments in rural villages, far from family and friends. Days are spent foraging in the forest for wild mushrooms and berries, collecting firewood and corn for their few animals. Families rarely visit. This series shows the extreme challenges of living alone and isolated in the last years of one's life.
title: abandoned elderly - romania and bulgaria
In Romania and Bulgaria, thirty years post Communist rule, many elderly people are living in isolated communities on old collective farms. They receive pensions so low they hardly cover food expenses. Every winter many widows and widowers freeze to death because of lack of firewood. They live in old dilapidated houses and apartments in rural villages, far from family and friends. Days are spent foraging in the forest for wild mushrooms and berries, collecting firewood and corn for their few animals. Families rarely visit. This series shows the extreme challenges of living alone and isolated in the last years of one's life.
title: abandoned elderly - romania and bulgaria
In Romania and Bulgaria, thirty years post Communist rule, many elderly people are living in isolated communities on old collective farms. They receive pensions so low they hardly cover food expenses. Every winter many widows and widowers freeze to death because of lack of firewood. They live in old dilapidated houses and apartments in rural villages, far from family and friends. Days are spent foraging in the forest for wild mushrooms and berries, collecting firewood and corn for their few animals. Families rarely visit. This series shows the extreme challenges of living alone and isolated in the last years of one's life.
title: abandoned elderly - romania and bulgaria
In Romania and Bulgaria, thirty years post Communist rule, many elderly people are living in isolated communities on old collective farms. They receive pensions so low they hardly cover food expenses. Every winter many widows and widowers freeze to death because of lack of firewood. They live in old dilapidated houses and apartments in rural villages, far from family and friends. Days are spent foraging in the forest for wild mushrooms and berries, collecting firewood and corn for their few animals. Families rarely visit. This series shows the extreme challenges of living alone and isolated in the last years of one's life.
title: abandoned elderly - romania and bulgaria
In Romania and Bulgaria, thirty years post Communist rule, many elderly people are living in isolated communities on old collective farms. They receive pensions so low they hardly cover food expenses. Every winter many widows and widowers freeze to death because of lack of firewood. They live in old dilapidated houses and apartments in rural villages, far from family and friends. Days are spent foraging in the forest for wild mushrooms and berries, collecting firewood and corn for their few animals. Families rarely visit. This series shows the extreme challenges of living alone and isolated in the last years of one's life.
first winner, nadja wohlleben
photojournalism
Photojournalism
Winner
title: the kung fu nuns of the himalayas
In July 2019, the Kung Fu Nuns of the Buddhist Drukpa lineage held their third annual seven-day self-defense workshop for local females in Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India. Thirty-eight females between 6 and 27 years old started their days at the Naropa Photang nunnery at 5 a.m., and were held to a strict routine, including three two-hour-long Kung Fu trainings per day. Aimed at helping young girls build confidence and physical strength, the workshop included intensive martial arts and self-defense exercises. The nuns challenge gender roles in their conservative culture and fight against the biggest threat for women in the region: sexual violence. In India, a female is raped every 20 minutes, making it the most dangerous place to be a woman, according to a 2018 survey by the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
title: the kung fu nuns of the himalayas
In July 2019, the Kung Fu Nuns of the Buddhist Drukpa lineage held their third annual seven-day self-defense workshop for local females in Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India. Thirty-eight females between 6 and 27 years old started their days at the Naropa Photang nunnery at 5 a.m., and were held to a strict routine, including three two-hour-long Kung Fu trainings per day. Aimed at helping young girls build confidence and physical strength, the workshop included intensive martial arts and self-defense exercises. The nuns challenge gender roles in their conservative culture and fight against the biggest threat for women in the region: sexual violence. In India, a female is raped every 20 minutes, making it the most dangerous place to be a woman, according to a 2018 survey by the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
title: the kung fu nuns of the himalayas
In July 2019, the Kung Fu Nuns of the Buddhist Drukpa lineage held their third annual seven-day self-defense workshop for local females in Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India. Thirty-eight females between 6 and 27 years old started their days at the Naropa Photang nunnery at 5 a.m., and were held to a strict routine, including three two-hour-long Kung Fu trainings per day. Aimed at helping young girls build confidence and physical strength, the workshop included intensive martial arts and self-defense exercises. The nuns challenge gender roles in their conservative culture and fight against the biggest threat for women in the region: sexual violence. In India, a female is raped every 20 minutes, making it the most dangerous place to be a woman, according to a 2018 survey by the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
title: the kung fu nuns of the himalayas
In July 2019, the Kung Fu Nuns of the Buddhist Drukpa lineage held their third annual seven-day self-defense workshop for local females in Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India. Thirty-eight females between 6 and 27 years old started their days at the Naropa Photang nunnery at 5 a.m., and were held to a strict routine, including three two-hour-long Kung Fu trainings per day. Aimed at helping young girls build confidence and physical strength, the workshop included intensive martial arts and self-defense exercises. The nuns challenge gender roles in their conservative culture and fight against the biggest threat for women in the region: sexual violence. In India, a female is raped every 20 minutes, making it the most dangerous place to be a woman, according to a 2018 survey by the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
title: the kung fu nuns of the himalayas
In July 2019, the Kung Fu Nuns of the Buddhist Drukpa lineage held their third annual seven-day self-defense workshop for local females in Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India. Thirty-eight females between 6 and 27 years old started their days at the Naropa Photang nunnery at 5 a.m., and were held to a strict routine, including three two-hour-long Kung Fu trainings per day. Aimed at helping young girls build confidence and physical strength, the workshop included intensive martial arts and self-defense exercises. The nuns challenge gender roles in their conservative culture and fight against the biggest threat for women in the region: sexual violence. In India, a female is raped every 20 minutes, making it the most dangerous place to be a woman, according to a 2018 survey by the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
title: the kung fu nuns of the himalayas
In July 2019, the Kung Fu Nuns of the Buddhist Drukpa lineage held their third annual seven-day self-defense workshop for local females in Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, India. Thirty-eight females between 6 and 27 years old started their days at the Naropa Photang nunnery at 5 a.m., and were held to a strict routine, including three two-hour-long Kung Fu trainings per day. Aimed at helping young girls build confidence and physical strength, the workshop included intensive martial arts and self-defense exercises. The nuns challenge gender roles in their conservative culture and fight against the biggest threat for women in the region: sexual violence. In India, a female is raped every 20 minutes, making it the most dangerous place to be a woman, according to a 2018 survey by the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
first winner, simone lueck
photojournalism
Photojournalism
Winner
title: minneapolis for bild
publication: bild
publication: bild
Documented in Minneapolis for German publication, BILD, after the killing of George Floyd.
title: minneapolis for bild
publication: bild
publication: bild
Documented in Minneapolis for German publication, BILD, after the killing of George Floyd.
title: minneapolis for bild
publication: bild
publication: bild
Documented in Minneapolis for German publication, BILD, after the killing of George Floyd.
title: minneapolis for bild
publication: bild
publication: bild
Documented in Minneapolis for German publication, BILD, after the killing of George Floyd.
title: minneapolis for bild
publication: bild
publication: bild
Documented in Minneapolis for German publication, BILD, after the killing of George Floyd.
title: minneapolis for bild
publication: bild
publication: bild
Documented in Minneapolis for German publication, BILD, after the killing of George Floyd.
first winner, tariq zaidi
photojournalism
Photojournalism
Winner
title: a buzkashi game
A Friday game of buzkashi in Mazār-e Sharīf, Afghanistan. With over 100 horsemen and seemingly no rules, this vicious form of polo is Afghanistan’s national sport. The object of the game is to grab a headless, disemboweled animal carcass (often a calf or a goat) and deliver it to the goal. Photographed on November 29, 2019 in Mazār-e Sharīf, Afghanistan.
first winner, terra fondriest
photojournalism
Photojournalism
Winner
title: growing up ozarks
From the intimate perspective of a mother raising two young children in the rural Arkansas Ozarks, this documentary series highlights the everyday lives of my family, friends and the community who call these hills home. Part of my long-term Ozark Life project, this series navigates the experiences of living in this region of rural America where the connection to the land impacts daily life.
title: growing up ozarks
From the intimate perspective of a mother raising two young children in the rural Arkansas Ozarks, this documentary series highlights the everyday lives of my family, friends and the community who call these hills home. Part of my long-term Ozark Life project, this series navigates the experiences of living in this region of rural America where the connection to the land impacts daily life.
title: growing up ozarks
From the intimate perspective of a mother raising two young children in the rural Arkansas Ozarks, this documentary series highlights the everyday lives of my family, friends and the community who call these hills home. Part of my long-term Ozark Life project, this series navigates the experiences of living in this region of rural America where the connection to the land impacts daily life.
title: growing up ozarks
From the intimate perspective of a mother raising two young children in the rural Arkansas Ozarks, this documentary series highlights the everyday lives of my family, friends and the community who call these hills home. Part of my long-term Ozark Life project, this series navigates the experiences of living in this region of rural America where the connection to the land impacts daily life.
title: growing up ozarks
From the intimate perspective of a mother raising two young children in the rural Arkansas Ozarks, this documentary series highlights the everyday lives of my family, friends and the community who call these hills home. Part of my long-term Ozark Life project, this series navigates the experiences of living in this region of rural America where the connection to the land impacts daily life.
title: growing up ozarks
From the intimate perspective of a mother raising two young children in the rural Arkansas Ozarks, this documentary series highlights the everyday lives of my family, friends and the community who call these hills home. Part of my long-term Ozark Life project, this series navigates the experiences of living in this region of rural America where the connection to the land impacts daily life.
first winner, william widmer
photojournalism
Photojournalism
Winner
title: "they didn't burn down our spirit"
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
As authorities investigated a series of blazes that destroyed three Black churches in rural Louisiana, members gathered for Sunday services with a mix of concern and defiance.
title: "they didn't burn down our spirit"
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
As authorities investigated a series of blazes that destroyed three Black churches in rural Louisiana, members gathered for Sunday services with a mix of concern and defiance.
title: "they didn't burn down our spirit"
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
As authorities investigated a series of blazes that destroyed three Black churches in rural Louisiana, members gathered for Sunday services with a mix of concern and defiance.
title: "they didn't burn down our spirit"
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
As authorities investigated a series of blazes that destroyed three Black churches in rural Louisiana, members gathered for Sunday services with a mix of concern and defiance.
title: "they didn't burn down our spirit"
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
As authorities investigated a series of blazes that destroyed three Black churches in rural Louisiana, members gathered for Sunday services with a mix of concern and defiance.
title: "they didn't burn down our spirit"
publication: the new york times
publication: the new york times
As authorities investigated a series of blazes that destroyed three Black churches in rural Louisiana, members gathered for Sunday services with a mix of concern and defiance.
first winner, adrian mueller
self-promo/website
Self-Promo/Website
Winner
title: coffee
Self-promo piece about coffee for a client pitch for Starbucks.
first winner, jeffry lim
self-promo/website
Self-Promo/Website
Winner
title: www.jeffrylim.com
Website for Jeffry Lim, a Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia-based visual storyteller and professional photographer specializing in sea, air and land.
first winner, julia parris
self-promo/website
Self-Promo/Website
Winner
title: summer fruit
creative: all production, photography and retouching by analog is heavy
creative: all production, photography and retouching by analog is heavy
"Summer Fruit" is a self-directed project that playfully celebrates the texture, color and materiality of summer's trending handbags through still-life narratives. The bags recline, lean or lay against a backdrop of ripe fruit and woven strips of lawn chair nylon, as if they are tired and sun-scorched. The final series was used as a summer promotional campaign across digital platforms and printed as large postcards for print collateral.
title: summer fruit
creative: all production, photography and retouching by analog is heavy
creative: all production, photography and retouching by analog is heavy
"Summer Fruit" is a self-directed project that playfully celebrates the texture, color and materiality of summer's trending handbags through still-life narratives. The bags recline, lean or lay against a backdrop of ripe fruit and woven strips of lawn chair nylon, as if they are tired and sun-scorched. The final series was used as a summer promotional campaign across digital platforms and printed as large postcards for print collateral.
title: summer fruit
creative: all production, photography and retouching by analog is heavy
creative: all production, photography and retouching by analog is heavy
"Summer Fruit" is a self-directed project that playfully celebrates the texture, color and materiality of summer's trending handbags through still-life narratives. The bags recline, lean or lay against a backdrop of ripe fruit and woven strips of lawn chair nylon, as if they are tired and sun-scorched. The final series was used as a summer promotional campaign across digital platforms and printed as large postcards for print collateral.
title: summer fruit
creative: all production, photography and retouching by analog is heavy
creative: all production, photography and retouching by analog is heavy
"Summer Fruit" is a self-directed project that playfully celebrates the texture, color and materiality of summer's trending handbags through still-life narratives. The bags recline, lean or lay against a backdrop of ripe fruit and woven strips of lawn chair nylon, as if they are tired and sun-scorched. The final series was used as a summer promotional campaign across digital platforms and printed as large postcards for print collateral.
title: summer fruit
creative: all production, photography and retouching by analog is heavy
creative: all production, photography and retouching by analog is heavy
"Summer Fruit" is a self-directed project that playfully celebrates the texture, color and materiality of summer's trending handbags through still-life narratives. The bags recline, lean or lay against a backdrop of ripe fruit and woven strips of lawn chair nylon, as if they are tired and sun-scorched. The final series was used as a summer promotional campaign across digital platforms and printed as large postcards for print collateral.
first winner, shell royster
self-promo/website
Self-Promo/Website
Winner
title: covid cocktails
A series of cocktails shot during the Covid-19 pandemic as a way to retain some creativity on a personal level. Inspired by photographer Nickolas Muray, these were intended to evoke a sense of artificiality and glamour of a past era. Used as a promo on Instagram.
title: covid cocktails
A series of cocktails shot during the Covid-19 pandemic as a way to retain some creativity on a personal level. Inspired by photographer Nickolas Muray, these were intended to evoke a sense of artificiality and glamour of a past era. Used as a promo on Instagram.
title: covid cocktails
A series of cocktails shot during the Covid-19 pandemic as a way to retain some creativity on a personal level. Inspired by photographer Nickolas Muray, these were intended to evoke a sense of artificiality and glamour of a past era. Used as a promo on Instagram.
title: covid cocktails
A series of cocktails shot during the Covid-19 pandemic as a way to retain some creativity on a personal level. Inspired by photographer Nickolas Muray, these were intended to evoke a sense of artificiality and glamour of a past era. Used as a promo on Instagram.
title: covid cocktails
A series of cocktails shot during the Covid-19 pandemic as a way to retain some creativity on a personal level. Inspired by photographer Nickolas Muray, these were intended to evoke a sense of artificiality and glamour of a past era. Used as a promo on Instagram.
title: covid cocktails
A series of cocktails shot during the Covid-19 pandemic as a way to retain some creativity on a personal level. Inspired by photographer Nickolas Muray, these were intended to evoke a sense of artificiality and glamour of a past era. Used as a promo on Instagram.
first winner, simone lueck
self-promo/website
Self-Promo/Website
Winner
title: x simone
This look-book promo is a mash-up of fashion and Pop culture that playfully subverts conventional marketing stereotypes through staged scenarios and portraits for a faux fashion campaign. The photographs feature mature women, individuals generally overlooked in fashion marketing and mainstream culture, wearing Adidas Originals, a brand built for youth.
title: x simone
This look-book promo is a mash-up of fashion and Pop culture that playfully subverts conventional marketing stereotypes through staged scenarios and portraits for a faux fashion campaign. The photographs feature mature women, individuals generally overlooked in fashion marketing and mainstream culture, wearing Adidas Originals, a brand built for youth.
title: x simone
This look-book promo is a mash-up of fashion and Pop culture that playfully subverts conventional marketing stereotypes through staged scenarios and portraits for a faux fashion campaign. The photographs feature mature women, individuals generally overlooked in fashion marketing and mainstream culture, wearing Adidas Originals, a brand built for youth.
title: x simone
This look-book promo is a mash-up of fashion and Pop culture that playfully subverts conventional marketing stereotypes through staged scenarios and portraits for a faux fashion campaign. The photographs feature mature women, individuals generally overlooked in fashion marketing and mainstream culture, wearing Adidas Originals, a brand built for youth.
title: x simone
This look-book promo is a mash-up of fashion and Pop culture that playfully subverts conventional marketing stereotypes through staged scenarios and portraits for a faux fashion campaign. The photographs feature mature women, individuals generally overlooked in fashion marketing and mainstream culture, wearing Adidas Originals, a brand built for youth.
title: x simone
This look-book promo is a mash-up of fashion and Pop culture that playfully subverts conventional marketing stereotypes through staged scenarios and portraits for a faux fashion campaign. The photographs feature mature women, individuals generally overlooked in fashion marketing and mainstream culture, wearing Adidas Originals, a brand built for youth.
first winner, todd antony
self-promo/website
Self-Promo/Website
Winner
New minimal website designed and built by Fiasco Design.
first winner, aleksandar nakic
stock photography
Stock Photography
Winner
title: serbian ballet school
agency: getty images
creative: claudia marks, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images
agency: getty images
creative: claudia marks, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images
Images captured at a Serbian ballet school.
first winner, alex strohl
stock photography
Stock Photography
Winner
title: tropical rains
agency: 500px
agency: 500px
Andrea Dabene in Hawaii.
title: tropical rains
agency: 500px
agency: 500px
Andrea Dabene in Hawaii.
title: tropical rains
agency: 500px
agency: 500px
Andrea Dabene in Hawaii.
title: tropical rains
agency: 500px
agency: 500px
Andrea Dabene in Hawaii.
title: tropical rains
agency: 500px
agency: 500px
Andrea Dabene in Hawaii.
title: tropical rains
agency: 500px
agency: 500px
Andrea Dabene in Hawaii.
first winner, gabby jones
stock photography
Stock Photography
Winner
title: in contact, out of touch
publication: refinery29
publication: refinery29
"In Contact, Out of Touch" is a series based on my interpretation of self-care, escapism, work from home and social life during quarantine from the coronavirus outbreak in New York City. In a series of self-portraits, this selection of images showcases the new realities of everyday routines.
title: in contact, out of touch
publication: refinery29
publication: refinery29
"In Contact, Out of Touch" is a series based on my interpretation of self-care, escapism, work from home and social life during quarantine from the coronavirus outbreak in New York City. In a series of self-portraits, this selection of images showcases the new realities of everyday routines.
title: in contact, out of touch
publication: refinery29
publication: refinery29
"In Contact, Out of Touch" is a series based on my interpretation of self-care, escapism, work from home and social life during quarantine from the coronavirus outbreak in New York City. In a series of self-portraits, this selection of images showcases the new realities of everyday routines.
title: in contact, out of touch
publication: refinery29
publication: refinery29
"In Contact, Out of Touch" is a series based on my interpretation of self-care, escapism, work from home and social life during quarantine from the coronavirus outbreak in New York City. In a series of self-portraits, this selection of images showcases the new realities of everyday routines.
title: in contact, out of touch
publication: refinery29
publication: refinery29
"In Contact, Out of Touch" is a series based on my interpretation of self-care, escapism, work from home and social life during quarantine from the coronavirus outbreak in New York City. In a series of self-portraits, this selection of images showcases the new realities of everyday routines.
title: in contact, out of touch
publication: refinery29
publication: refinery29
"In Contact, Out of Touch" is a series based on my interpretation of self-care, escapism, work from home and social life during quarantine from the coronavirus outbreak in New York City. In a series of self-portraits, this selection of images showcases the new realities of everyday routines.
first winner, nickii kane
stock photography
Stock Photography
Winner
title: jamaican & west african hair connections
agency: getty images
creative: lindsey lodenquai, director new wave ja; christina ihekowaba, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images; saffron parker, producer; jo benee morris, hair stylist
agency: getty images
creative: lindsey lodenquai, director new wave ja; christina ihekowaba, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images; saffron parker, producer; jo benee morris, hair stylist
Sun, sea, sand and palm trees may be the most common keywords related to travel photography throughout the Caribbean, and the New Wave JA partnership strives to expand that long-held visual narrative, beginning with Jamaica. The collective is showcasing the voices of talented creatives on the rise, making their personal stamp in photography and film, by highlighting the individuality, culture and social topics of today's Jamaica. The series allows the viewer a peek at some ways Black hair can be styled, proudly reflecting women's social connection and cultural self expression through intricately styled hair.
title: jamaican & west african hair connections
agency: getty images
creative: lindsey lodenquai, director new wave ja; christina ihekowaba, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images; saffron parker, producer; jo benee morris, hair stylist
agency: getty images
creative: lindsey lodenquai, director new wave ja; christina ihekowaba, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images; saffron parker, producer; jo benee morris, hair stylist
Sun, sea, sand and palm trees may be the most common keywords related to travel photography throughout the Caribbean, and the New Wave JA partnership strives to expand that long-held visual narrative, beginning with Jamaica. The collective is showcasing the voices of talented creatives on the rise, making their personal stamp in photography and film, by highlighting the individuality, culture and social topics of today's Jamaica. The series allows the viewer a peek at some ways Black hair can be styled, proudly reflecting women's social connection and cultural self expression through intricately styled hair.
title: jamaican & west african hair connections
agency: getty images
creative: lindsey lodenquai, director new wave ja; christina ihekowaba, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images; saffron parker, producer; jo benee morris, hair stylist
agency: getty images
creative: lindsey lodenquai, director new wave ja; christina ihekowaba, art director, getty images; guy merrill, global head of art, getty images; saffron parker, producer; jo benee morris, hair stylist
Sun, sea, sand and palm trees may be the most common keywords related to travel photography throughout the Caribbean, and the New Wave JA partnership strives to expand that long-held visual narrative, beginning with Jamaica. The collective is showcasing the voices of talented creatives on the rise, making their personal stamp in photography and film, by highlighting the individuality, culture and social topics of today's Jamaica. The series allows the viewer a peek at some ways Black hair can be styled, proudly reflecting women's social connection and cultural self expression through intricately styled hair.
first winner, rifka hayati
stock photography
Stock Photography
Winner
title: muslim woman playing on a smartphone
agency: getty images
creative: guy merrill, global head of art, getty images
agency: getty images
creative: guy merrill, global head of art, getty images
Rifka Hayati draws inspiration from her background in graphic design for her distinct aesthetic and striking color palette she's known for in her photography. She attempts to reveal the beauty of her home country, Indonesia, where there are many hidden gems in the culture and community. Passionate about the fact that the Muslim community is not often featured in the advertising industry, much of her work focuses on portraying authentic and beautiful depictions of Muslim people.
first winner, andrej ivanov
student work
Student Work
Winner
title: duchenne
J.J. is a 13-year-old boy with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The disease, more common in males, causes progressive weakness and loss of muscular mass. This process speeds up once the person is wheelchair-bound. J.J.is also on the autism spectrum. Every member of his family is also on the autism spectrum. The family has had several strokes of luck in the last six months: they were able to buy a specialized van that allows them to travel with J.J's wheelchair; they will be able to receive J.J.'s osteoporosis medication free of charge; they went on a Disney cruise through the Make-A-Wish foundation; and Habitat for Humanity has found land for their new home.
title: duchenne
J.J. is a 13-year-old boy with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The disease, more common in males, causes progressive weakness and loss of muscular mass. This process speeds up once the person is wheelchair-bound. J.J.is also on the autism spectrum. Every member of his family is also on the autism spectrum. The family has had several strokes of luck in the last six months: they were able to buy a specialized van that allows them to travel with J.J's wheelchair; they will be able to receive J.J.'s osteoporosis medication free of charge; they went on a Disney cruise through the Make-A-Wish foundation; and Habitat for Humanity has found land for their new home.
title: duchenne
J.J. is a 13-year-old boy with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The disease, more common in males, causes progressive weakness and loss of muscular mass. This process speeds up once the person is wheelchair-bound. J.J.is also on the autism spectrum. Every member of his family is also on the autism spectrum. The family has had several strokes of luck in the last six months: they were able to buy a specialized van that allows them to travel with J.J's wheelchair; they will be able to receive J.J.'s osteoporosis medication free of charge; they went on a Disney cruise through the Make-A-Wish foundation; and Habitat for Humanity has found land for their new home.
title: duchenne
J.J. is a 13-year-old boy with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The disease, more common in males, causes progressive weakness and loss of muscular mass. This process speeds up once the person is wheelchair-bound. J.J.is also on the autism spectrum. Every member of his family is also on the autism spectrum. The family has had several strokes of luck in the last six months: they were able to buy a specialized van that allows them to travel with J.J's wheelchair; they will be able to receive J.J.'s osteoporosis medication free of charge; they went on a Disney cruise through the Make-A-Wish foundation; and Habitat for Humanity has found land for their new home.
title: duchenne
J.J. is a 13-year-old boy with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The disease, more common in males, causes progressive weakness and loss of muscular mass. This process speeds up once the person is wheelchair-bound. J.J.is also on the autism spectrum. Every member of his family is also on the autism spectrum. The family has had several strokes of luck in the last six months: they were able to buy a specialized van that allows them to travel with J.J's wheelchair; they will be able to receive J.J.'s osteoporosis medication free of charge; they went on a Disney cruise through the Make-A-Wish foundation; and Habitat for Humanity has found land for their new home.
title: duchenne
J.J. is a 13-year-old boy with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The disease, more common in males, causes progressive weakness and loss of muscular mass. This process speeds up once the person is wheelchair-bound. J.J.is also on the autism spectrum. Every member of his family is also on the autism spectrum. The family has had several strokes of luck in the last six months: they were able to buy a specialized van that allows them to travel with J.J's wheelchair; they will be able to receive J.J.'s osteoporosis medication free of charge; they went on a Disney cruise through the Make-A-Wish foundation; and Habitat for Humanity has found land for their new home.
first winner, arne piepke
student work
Student Work
Winner
title: anecdotes from an unfamiliar land
For me, Germany seems unfamiliar. After my youth in the province, I moved to Germany's largest metropolitan area. Social differences, different life realities and strong political opinions became part of my everyday life. The change between city and country life makes this noticeable to me again and again, leaves me confused and with the feeling of being in between. In my previous home area, the Sauerland, many people identify themselves through traditions and history. This was something that I could not find in the milieus of the larger cities; there it was often met with aversion. This leads me to question my German-ness and to reveal a comprehensive, alternative and personal view of Germany, asking the question: what does it mean to be German? Over the course of several road trips, I traveled through rural Germany to look for occasions where people escape from their everyday life, identify with traditions and history and take on roles, dress up or stage themselves.
title: anecdotes from an unfamiliar land
For me, Germany seems unfamiliar. After my youth in the province, I moved to Germany's largest metropolitan area. Social differences, different life realities and strong political opinions became part of my everyday life. The change between city and country life makes this noticeable to me again and again, leaves me confused and with the feeling of being in between. In my previous home area, the Sauerland, many people identify themselves through traditions and history. This was something that I could not find in the milieus of the larger cities; there it was often met with aversion. This leads me to question my German-ness and to reveal a comprehensive, alternative and personal view of Germany, asking the question: what does it mean to be German? Over the course of several road trips, I traveled through rural Germany to look for occasions where people escape from their everyday life, identify with traditions and history and take on roles, dress up or stage themselves.
title: anecdotes from an unfamiliar land
For me, Germany seems unfamiliar. After my youth in the province, I moved to Germany's largest metropolitan area. Social differences, different life realities and strong political opinions became part of my everyday life. The change between city and country life makes this noticeable to me again and again, leaves me confused and with the feeling of being in between. In my previous home area, the Sauerland, many people identify themselves through traditions and history. This was something that I could not find in the milieus of the larger cities; there it was often met with aversion. This leads me to question my German-ness and to reveal a comprehensive, alternative and personal view of Germany, asking the question: what does it mean to be German? Over the course of several road trips, I traveled through rural Germany to look for occasions where people escape from their everyday life, identify with traditions and history and take on roles, dress up or stage themselves.
title: anecdotes from an unfamiliar land
For me, Germany seems unfamiliar. After my youth in the province, I moved to Germany's largest metropolitan area. Social differences, different life realities and strong political opinions became part of my everyday life. The change between city and country life makes this noticeable to me again and again, leaves me confused and with the feeling of being in between. In my previous home area, the Sauerland, many people identify themselves through traditions and history. This was something that I could not find in the milieus of the larger cities; there it was often met with aversion. This leads me to question my German-ness and to reveal a comprehensive, alternative and personal view of Germany, asking the question: what does it mean to be German? Over the course of several road trips, I traveled through rural Germany to look for occasions where people escape from their everyday life, identify with traditions and history and take on roles, dress up or stage themselves.
title: anecdotes from an unfamiliar land
For me, Germany seems unfamiliar. After my youth in the province, I moved to Germany's largest metropolitan area. Social differences, different life realities and strong political opinions became part of my everyday life. The change between city and country life makes this noticeable to me again and again, leaves me confused and with the feeling of being in between. In my previous home area, the Sauerland, many people identify themselves through traditions and history. This was something that I could not find in the milieus of the larger cities; there it was often met with aversion. This leads me to question my German-ness and to reveal a comprehensive, alternative and personal view of Germany, asking the question: what does it mean to be German? Over the course of several road trips, I traveled through rural Germany to look for occasions where people escape from their everyday life, identify with traditions and history and take on roles, dress up or stage themselves.
title: anecdotes from an unfamiliar land
For me, Germany seems unfamiliar. After my youth in the province, I moved to Germany's largest metropolitan area. Social differences, different life realities and strong political opinions became part of my everyday life. The change between city and country life makes this noticeable to me again and again, leaves me confused and with the feeling of being in between. In my previous home area, the Sauerland, many people identify themselves through traditions and history. This was something that I could not find in the milieus of the larger cities; there it was often met with aversion. This leads me to question my German-ness and to reveal a comprehensive, alternative and personal view of Germany, asking the question: what does it mean to be German? Over the course of several road trips, I traveled through rural Germany to look for occasions where people escape from their everyday life, identify with traditions and history and take on roles, dress up or stage themselves.
first winner, claudia caporn
student work
Student Work
Winner
title: just east of now
Rural Australia was once a thriving, prosperous area, with millions of Australians choosing the freedom of the bush over the crowded, fast-paced city life. Recently, many people have chosen to leave the land for opportunities in the cities. The remaining rural residents are left to grapple with the strain of an isolated and arduous existence. This series documents the demise of my hometown, Quairading, in rural Western Australia, and depicts Blue Collar people living lives of quiet desperation, portraying everyday struggle and ordinary tragedy, as they feel their way through the dark, hoping that things will improve.
title: just east of now
Rural Australia was once a thriving, prosperous area, with millions of Australians choosing the freedom of the bush over the crowded, fast-paced city life. Recently, many people have chosen to leave the land for opportunities in the cities. The remaining rural residents are left to grapple with the strain of an isolated and arduous existence. This series documents the demise of my hometown, Quairading, in rural Western Australia, and depicts Blue Collar people living lives of quiet desperation, portraying everyday struggle and ordinary tragedy, as they feel their way through the dark, hoping that things will improve.
title: just east of now
Rural Australia was once a thriving, prosperous area, with millions of Australians choosing the freedom of the bush over the crowded, fast-paced city life. Recently, many people have chosen to leave the land for opportunities in the cities. The remaining rural residents are left to grapple with the strain of an isolated and arduous existence. This series documents the demise of my hometown, Quairading, in rural Western Australia, and depicts Blue Collar people living lives of quiet desperation, portraying everyday struggle and ordinary tragedy, as they feel their way through the dark, hoping that things will improve.
title: just east of now
Rural Australia was once a thriving, prosperous area, with millions of Australians choosing the freedom of the bush over the crowded, fast-paced city life. Recently, many people have chosen to leave the land for opportunities in the cities. The remaining rural residents are left to grapple with the strain of an isolated and arduous existence. This series documents the demise of my hometown, Quairading, in rural Western Australia, and depicts Blue Collar people living lives of quiet desperation, portraying everyday struggle and ordinary tragedy, as they feel their way through the dark, hoping that things will improve.
title: just east of now
Rural Australia was once a thriving, prosperous area, with millions of Australians choosing the freedom of the bush over the crowded, fast-paced city life. Recently, many people have chosen to leave the land for opportunities in the cities. The remaining rural residents are left to grapple with the strain of an isolated and arduous existence. This series documents the demise of my hometown, Quairading, in rural Western Australia, and depicts Blue Collar people living lives of quiet desperation, portraying everyday struggle and ordinary tragedy, as they feel their way through the dark, hoping that things will improve.
title: just east of now
Rural Australia was once a thriving, prosperous area, with millions of Australians choosing the freedom of the bush over the crowded, fast-paced city life. Recently, many people have chosen to leave the land for opportunities in the cities. The remaining rural residents are left to grapple with the strain of an isolated and arduous existence. This series documents the demise of my hometown, Quairading, in rural Western Australia, and depicts Blue Collar people living lives of quiet desperation, portraying everyday struggle and ordinary tragedy, as they feel their way through the dark, hoping that things will improve.
first winner, ingmar bjoern nolting
student work
Student Work
Winner
title: measure and middle - covid-19 in germany
German Chancellor Angela Merkel spoke out in favor of a "measure and middle" approach to the novel coronavirus. On February 28, 2020, with less than 50 confirmed infections in Germany, large parts of the population did not believe that the virus could harm the country, which has one of the best healthcare systems and the strongest market economies in Europe. Despite more than 170,000 confirmed cases, the situation in Germany appears to differ from that in neighboring countries: a large percentage of the population supports the government's strict regulations, the health system has not yet collapsed and the percentage of fatalities is comparatively low. My photographic journey took me across 9,000 km of a mostly shut-down Germany, from the frontlines to the backyards of the coronavirus crisis, where I took photographs to create a comprehensive and personal document of the situation.
title: measure and middle - covid-19 in germany
German Chancellor Angela Merkel spoke out in favor of a "measure and middle" approach to the novel coronavirus. On February 28, 2020, with less than 50 confirmed infections in Germany, large parts of the population did not believe that the virus could harm the country, which has one of the best healthcare systems and the strongest market economies in Europe. Despite more than 170,000 confirmed cases, the situation in Germany appears to differ from that in neighboring countries: a large percentage of the population supports the government's strict regulations, the health system has not yet collapsed and the percentage of fatalities is comparatively low. My photographic journey took me across 9,000 km of a mostly shut-down Germany, from the frontlines to the backyards of the coronavirus crisis, where I took photographs to create a comprehensive and personal document of the situation.
title: measure and middle - covid-19 in germany
German Chancellor Angela Merkel spoke out in favor of a "measure and middle" approach to the novel coronavirus. On February 28, 2020, with less than 50 confirmed infections in Germany, large parts of the population did not believe that the virus could harm the country, which has one of the best healthcare systems and the strongest market economies in Europe. Despite more than 170,000 confirmed cases, the situation in Germany appears to differ from that in neighboring countries: a large percentage of the population supports the government's strict regulations, the health system has not yet collapsed and the percentage of fatalities is comparatively low. My photographic journey took me across 9,000 km of a mostly shut-down Germany, from the frontlines to the backyards of the coronavirus crisis, where I took photographs to create a comprehensive and personal document of the situation.
title: measure and middle - covid-19 in germany
German Chancellor Angela Merkel spoke out in favor of a "measure and middle" approach to the novel coronavirus. On February 28, 2020, with less than 50 confirmed infections in Germany, large parts of the population did not believe that the virus could harm the country, which has one of the best healthcare systems and the strongest market economies in Europe. Despite more than 170,000 confirmed cases, the situation in Germany appears to differ from that in neighboring countries: a large percentage of the population supports the government's strict regulations, the health system has not yet collapsed and the percentage of fatalities is comparatively low. My photographic journey took me across 9,000 km of a mostly shut-down Germany, from the frontlines to the backyards of the coronavirus crisis, where I took photographs to create a comprehensive and personal document of the situation.
title: measure and middle - covid-19 in germany
German Chancellor Angela Merkel spoke out in favor of a "measure and middle" approach to the novel coronavirus. On February 28, 2020, with less than 50 confirmed infections in Germany, large parts of the population did not believe that the virus could harm the country, which has one of the best healthcare systems and the strongest market economies in Europe. Despite more than 170,000 confirmed cases, the situation in Germany appears to differ from that in neighboring countries: a large percentage of the population supports the government's strict regulations, the health system has not yet collapsed and the percentage of fatalities is comparatively low. My photographic journey took me across 9,000 km of a mostly shut-down Germany, from the frontlines to the backyards of the coronavirus crisis, where I took photographs to create a comprehensive and personal document of the situation.
title: measure and middle - covid-19 in germany
German Chancellor Angela Merkel spoke out in favor of a "measure and middle" approach to the novel coronavirus. On February 28, 2020, with less than 50 confirmed infections in Germany, large parts of the population did not believe that the virus could harm the country, which has one of the best healthcare systems and the strongest market economies in Europe. Despite more than 170,000 confirmed cases, the situation in Germany appears to differ from that in neighboring countries: a large percentage of the population supports the government's strict regulations, the health system has not yet collapsed and the percentage of fatalities is comparatively low. My photographic journey took me across 9,000 km of a mostly shut-down Germany, from the frontlines to the backyards of the coronavirus crisis, where I took photographs to create a comprehensive and personal document of the situation.
first winner, marina cordes and signe heldt
student work
Student Work
Winner
title: ebenda
(2018 – 2020)
(2018 – 2020)
A story about family life in the large housing estate Steilshoop in Hamburg, Germany. Two and a half square kilometres in size, 20,000 inhabitants. Realized between 1969 and 1975 as a measure against the housing shortage. At that time considered as an ideal solution and social utopia, the social image has meanwhile moved towards a mainly negative public perception.
For a period of one and a half year, the photographers Marina Cordes an Signe Heldt got to know families who call this settlement their home. They sought closeness, questioned social ideas and took part in intimate everyday scenes. The pictures, in which the harsh beauty of a dense architecture mixes with idyllic greenery, invite to own interpretations about the life in the quarter.
For a period of one and a half year, the photographers Marina Cordes an Signe Heldt got to know families who call this settlement their home. They sought closeness, questioned social ideas and took part in intimate everyday scenes. The pictures, in which the harsh beauty of a dense architecture mixes with idyllic greenery, invite to own interpretations about the life in the quarter.
title: ebenda
(2018 – 2020)
(2018 – 2020)
A story about family life in the large housing estate Steilshoop in Hamburg, Germany. Two and a half square kilometres in size, 20,000 inhabitants. Realized between 1969 and 1975 as a measure against the housing shortage. At that time considered as an ideal solution and social utopia, the social image has meanwhile moved towards a mainly negative public perception.
For a period of one and a half year, the photographers Marina Cordes an Signe Heldt got to know families who call this settlement their home. They sought closeness, questioned social ideas and took part in intimate everyday scenes. The pictures, in which the harsh beauty of a dense architecture mixes with idyllic greenery, invite to own interpretations about the life in the quarter.
For a period of one and a half year, the photographers Marina Cordes an Signe Heldt got to know families who call this settlement their home. They sought closeness, questioned social ideas and took part in intimate everyday scenes. The pictures, in which the harsh beauty of a dense architecture mixes with idyllic greenery, invite to own interpretations about the life in the quarter.
title: ebenda
(2018 – 2020)
(2018 – 2020)
A story about family life in the large housing estate Steilshoop in Hamburg, Germany. Two and a half square kilometres in size, 20,000 inhabitants. Realized between 1969 and 1975 as a measure against the housing shortage. At that time considered as an ideal solution and social utopia, the social image has meanwhile moved towards a mainly negative public perception.
For a period of one and a half year, the photographers Marina Cordes an Signe Heldt got to know families who call this settlement their home. They sought closeness, questioned social ideas and took part in intimate everyday scenes. The pictures, in which the harsh beauty of a dense architecture mixes with idyllic greenery, invite to own interpretations about the life in the quarter.
For a period of one and a half year, the photographers Marina Cordes an Signe Heldt got to know families who call this settlement their home. They sought closeness, questioned social ideas and took part in intimate everyday scenes. The pictures, in which the harsh beauty of a dense architecture mixes with idyllic greenery, invite to own interpretations about the life in the quarter.
title: ebenda
(2018 – 2020)
(2018 – 2020)
A story about family life in the large housing estate Steilshoop in Hamburg, Germany. Two and a half square kilometres in size, 20,000 inhabitants. Realized between 1969 and 1975 as a measure against the housing shortage. At that time considered as an ideal solution and social utopia, the social image has meanwhile moved towards a mainly negative public perception.
For a period of one and a half year, the photographers Marina Cordes an Signe Heldt got to know families who call this settlement their home. They sought closeness, questioned social ideas and took part in intimate everyday scenes. The pictures, in which the harsh beauty of a dense architecture mixes with idyllic greenery, invite to own interpretations about the life in the quarter.
For a period of one and a half year, the photographers Marina Cordes an Signe Heldt got to know families who call this settlement their home. They sought closeness, questioned social ideas and took part in intimate everyday scenes. The pictures, in which the harsh beauty of a dense architecture mixes with idyllic greenery, invite to own interpretations about the life in the quarter.
title: ebenda
(2018 – 2020)
(2018 – 2020)
A story about family life in the large housing estate Steilshoop in Hamburg, Germany. Two and a half square kilometres in size, 20,000 inhabitants. Realized between 1969 and 1975 as a measure against the housing shortage. At that time considered as an ideal solution and social utopia, the social image has meanwhile moved towards a mainly negative public perception.
For a period of one and a half year, the photographers Marina Cordes an Signe Heldt got to know families who call this settlement their home. They sought closeness, questioned social ideas and took part in intimate everyday scenes. The pictures, in which the harsh beauty of a dense architecture mixes with idyllic greenery, invite to own interpretations about the life in the quarter.
For a period of one and a half year, the photographers Marina Cordes an Signe Heldt got to know families who call this settlement their home. They sought closeness, questioned social ideas and took part in intimate everyday scenes. The pictures, in which the harsh beauty of a dense architecture mixes with idyllic greenery, invite to own interpretations about the life in the quarter.
title: ebenda
(2018 – 2020)
(2018 – 2020)
A story about family life in the large housing estate Steilshoop in Hamburg, Germany. Two and a half square kilometres in size, 20,000 inhabitants. Realized between 1969 and 1975 as a measure against the housing shortage. At that time considered as an ideal solution and social utopia, the social image has meanwhile moved towards a mainly negative public perception.
For a period of one and a half year, the photographers Marina Cordes an Signe Heldt got to know families who call this settlement their home. They sought closeness, questioned social ideas and took part in intimate everyday scenes. The pictures, in which the harsh beauty of a dense architecture mixes with idyllic greenery, invite to own interpretations about the life in the quarter.
For a period of one and a half year, the photographers Marina Cordes an Signe Heldt got to know families who call this settlement their home. They sought closeness, questioned social ideas and took part in intimate everyday scenes. The pictures, in which the harsh beauty of a dense architecture mixes with idyllic greenery, invite to own interpretations about the life in the quarter.
first winner, phillip howarth
student work
Student Work
Winner
title: boyhood
"Boyhood" explores the transient period of adolescence. Inspired by my experience of growing up in a military environment and facing certain pressures throughout my younger years, I wanted to break with the traditional silhouette of the suit by photographing young men wearing softer knit and mesh fabrics with the more common suit trouser and jacket. This is a softer approach to boyhood set against the strong uniformed environment of a military base and living quarters.
title: boyhood
"Boyhood" explores the transient period of adolescence. Inspired by my experience of growing up in a military environment and facing certain pressures throughout my younger years, I wanted to break with the traditional silhouette of the suit by photographing young men wearing softer knit and mesh fabrics with the more common suit trouser and jacket. This is a softer approach to boyhood set against the strong uniformed environment of a military base and living quarters.
title: boyhood
"Boyhood" explores the transient period of adolescence. Inspired by my experience of growing up in a military environment and facing certain pressures throughout my younger years, I wanted to break with the traditional silhouette of the suit by photographing young men wearing softer knit and mesh fabrics with the more common suit trouser and jacket. This is a softer approach to boyhood set against the strong uniformed environment of a military base and living quarters.
title: boyhood
"Boyhood" explores the transient period of adolescence. Inspired by my experience of growing up in a military environment and facing certain pressures throughout my younger years, I wanted to break with the traditional silhouette of the suit by photographing young men wearing softer knit and mesh fabrics with the more common suit trouser and jacket. This is a softer approach to boyhood set against the strong uniformed environment of a military base and living quarters.
title: boyhood
"Boyhood" explores the transient period of adolescence. Inspired by my experience of growing up in a military environment and facing certain pressures throughout my younger years, I wanted to break with the traditional silhouette of the suit by photographing young men wearing softer knit and mesh fabrics with the more common suit trouser and jacket. This is a softer approach to boyhood set against the strong uniformed environment of a military base and living quarters.
title: boyhood
"Boyhood" explores the transient period of adolescence. Inspired by my experience of growing up in a military environment and facing certain pressures throughout my younger years, I wanted to break with the traditional silhouette of the suit by photographing young men wearing softer knit and mesh fabrics with the more common suit trouser and jacket. This is a softer approach to boyhood set against the strong uniformed environment of a military base and living quarters.
first winner, stav tsur
student work
Student Work
Winner
title: in place
I choose personal objects, then organize and assemble them in different corners of the house to make a new space. These installations are created intuitively and experimentally while thinking about simplicity, delicacy and minimalism. This playful action makes the familiar unfamiliar and releases the way we are accustomed to regarding objects, rendering them meaningful, while morphing ordinary spaces in the home into fantastic, imaginary realms.
title: in place
I choose personal objects, then organize and assemble them in different corners of the house to make a new space. These installations are created intuitively and experimentally while thinking about simplicity, delicacy and minimalism. This playful action makes the familiar unfamiliar and releases the way we are accustomed to regarding objects, rendering them meaningful, while morphing ordinary spaces in the home into fantastic, imaginary realms.
title: in place
I choose personal objects, then organize and assemble them in different corners of the house to make a new space. These installations are created intuitively and experimentally while thinking about simplicity, delicacy and minimalism. This playful action makes the familiar unfamiliar and releases the way we are accustomed to regarding objects, rendering them meaningful, while morphing ordinary spaces in the home into fantastic, imaginary realms.
title: in place
I choose personal objects, then organize and assemble them in different corners of the house to make a new space. These installations are created intuitively and experimentally while thinking about simplicity, delicacy and minimalism. This playful action makes the familiar unfamiliar and releases the way we are accustomed to regarding objects, rendering them meaningful, while morphing ordinary spaces in the home into fantastic, imaginary realms.
title: in place
I choose personal objects, then organize and assemble them in different corners of the house to make a new space. These installations are created intuitively and experimentally while thinking about simplicity, delicacy and minimalism. This playful action makes the familiar unfamiliar and releases the way we are accustomed to regarding objects, rendering them meaningful, while morphing ordinary spaces in the home into fantastic, imaginary realms.
title: in place
I choose personal objects, then organize and assemble them in different corners of the house to make a new space. These installations are created intuitively and experimentally while thinking about simplicity, delicacy and minimalism. This playful action makes the familiar unfamiliar and releases the way we are accustomed to regarding objects, rendering them meaningful, while morphing ordinary spaces in the home into fantastic, imaginary realms.
first winner, esther poveda
video/multimedia
Video/Multimedia
Winner
title: children as passports
production: lorena arroyo and esther poveda
cinematography & editing: esther poveda
production: lorena arroyo and esther poveda
cinematography & editing: esther poveda
In a time of "zero tolerance," arriving at the U.S. border with a child has become the best passport for tens of thousands of Central American migrants. While President Trump tries to close the border to those desperately fleeing their country because of violence and lack of opportunities, the U.S.-Mexican border is being overwhelmed by the massive arrival of families. Civic and religious groups are trying to handle the humanitarian emergency.
first winner, mauricio rodríguez
video/multimedia
Video/Multimedia
Winner
title: after the raids, life is put on hold
production: maye primera & mauricio rodríguez pons
cinematography & editing: mauricio rodríguez pons
production: maye primera & mauricio rodríguez pons
cinematography & editing: mauricio rodríguez pons
Hispanic families in Mississippi continue to have nightmares about the August 2019 ICE raids. The operation wrought damaging psychological and economic impacts on the community.
first winner, janet jarman
video/multimedia
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title: birth wars
Mexico has a rich history of midwifery, especially in indigenous communities. Here authorities have sidelined midwives and are pressuring women to give birth in hospitals. As a result, midwives feel rejected and persecuted by the government, and pregnant women fear mistreatment and discrimination in hospitals. Cesarean rates are 49 percent in Mexico, in contrast to the WHO country recommendation of 15 percent.
first winner, jason van bruggen
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title: gym can "from here we soar"
An ode to Canada's gymnastics athletes, featuring Olympic Gold Medalist Rosie MacLennan, rising stars Ana Padurariu and Ellie Black, and others. We wanted to capture the essence of the sport of gymnastics in a fresh, unexpected way. We also wanted to give voice to the hard work and dedication required of an Olympic athlete where endless months of training culminate in one brief and fleeting opportunity for success and fame every four years. This video is part of our ongoing commitment to support Canadian high performance athletes and National Sport organizations.
first winner, scott council
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This mini documentary is about the Chief Designer of KIA Motors, his inspiration and what he thinks the world can gain from creativity.
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