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1839 Photography Awards: 25 Winning Color Shots Worth Seeing
The Annual 1839 Awards have announced the winners of their Color Photography contest, and they’re absolutely incredible.
According to the organizers, this year’s contestants showcased outstanding creativity, technical skill, mastery of the medium, and storytelling ability.
There were two entry categories: professional and non-professional. Below, we’ve shared the winning images from both. Each photograph captures a unique moment, emotion, or perspective, reminding us just how powerful color can be in storytelling.
More info: Instagram | 1839awards.com
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"Glacial Blue" By Stuart Chape, Category: Landscapes
Professional.
2nd Place Winner: "TSAM The Dance Of Gods" By Jatenipat Ketpradit, Category: People
Professional.
"In The Net" By Arkadiusz Wójcik, Category: People
Non-professional.
"Pelikan UNO" By Alessandro R. Moser, Category: Animals
Professional.
"Dancing In The Moonlight" By Carla Rhodes, Category: Nature
Professional.
3rd Place Winner: "Unbroken Spirit Worship Amid Destruction" By Abdelrahman Alkahlout, Category: Photojournalism
Professional.
"Desert Dreaming Brutalist Visions Of Country" By Claire Letitia Reynolds, Category: Storytelling
Professional.
"A Father’s Cry" By Abdelrahman Alkahlout, Category: Event
Professional.
"The Story Of Preserving Heritage" By Md. Arifuzzaman, Category: Travel
Non-professional.
"Fire Gods Of The Malabar Coast" By Dylan Tom, Category: Event
Non-professional.
"Les Robes Des Chevaux" By Axelle Dudouet, Category: Other
Non-professional.
"Dreamscape Of Etosha" By Alexandre Brisson, Category: Conceptual
Professional.
"Dust And Despair A Coastal Cry For Water" By Jeremy Skirrow, Category: Photojournalism
Non-professional.
"Relative Spaces" By Jeremy C Glover, Category: Minimalism
Professional.
1st Place Winner: "Sentimental Atlas" By Nicola Fioravanti-Morocco, Category: Travel
Professional.
1st Place Winner: "Mother Earth" By Diana Cheren Nygren, Category: Conceptual
Non-professional.
"Just Let Me Know Somepoint That You’re Fine" By Tommi Viitala, Category: Other
Professional.
Inspired By J. Vermeer By Anna Riabova, Category: Still Life
Professional.
"Doha" By Svetlana Fadeeva, Category: Architecture
Professional.
Take out the Arab couple and there's nothing Arabic or Qatari about it. Zero local culture ; imported art.