July 2, 2019 In Winners

White hole

Francisca MesquitaTitle: White holeAbout the Photo:Analog photography of the Messe Basel New Hall (Switzerland) by the office Herzog & de Meuron, taken on the 3rd of March of 2018.

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July 2, 2019 In Winners

Wheel of Time

James BaturinTitle: Wheel of TimeAbout the Photo:A digital scan of a film negative. Shot with a Hasselblad 500 cm camera on Ilford HP5 400 film. It is a 1 minute exposure of the Ferris Wheel on Navy Pier in Chicago, Illinois.

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July 2, 2019 In Winners

Waves

Fatima QaderTitle: WavesAbout the Photo:Photo taken in Valencia the city of Art and Science

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July 2, 2019 In Winners

War Cemetery

Franco CappellariTitle: War CemeteryAbout the Photo:I chose to photograph this cemetery from the helicopter to emphasize the linearity of its architecture. By imagination, its texture is a vague reminiscence of a set of microchips.

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July 2, 2019 In Winners

Vortex

Roberto CenciTitle: VortexAbout the Photo:Milano Hadid Tower my surreal vision of the urban landscape. photography is not what you do but what you think you are doing!

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July 2, 2019 In Winners

Untitled

 Jonathan WallandTitle: UntitledAbout the Photo:The following photographs focus on light and form. All employ minimalism to bring the two aspects into the foreground and are rendered in monochrome to reduce distraction.

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July 2, 2019 In Winners

Untitled_1.0

Manuela Matos MonteiroTitle: Untitled_1.0About the Photo:MACBA_light stripes

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July 2, 2019 In Winners

Última

Gustavo RomeiroTitle: ÚltimaAbout the Photo:"Última" is a word in Portuguese that means last - Definition: Only remaining (Cambridge Dictionary).Through the forms formed by the last sunlight over some architectural details, the artist represented what he felt during his first years as an immigrant in Europe.

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July 2, 2019 In Winners

TXL

Sebastian RaabeTitle: TXLAbout the Photo:The air traffic control tower at Berlin Tegel Airport.

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July 2, 2019 In Winners

Two Worlds

Philippe CaillouxTitle: Two WorldsAbout the Photo:A fence protecting a building in Paris. Symbolic, real, or imaginary, boundaries are the by-products of our fabricated fears.

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