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Float 3
Luuk de HaanTitle: Float 3About the Photo:First a drawing – in the case of this series a single white line – with contemporary software is created. This drawing is then photographed directly from the screen.The single-shot recording of this drawing is for a large part
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Cranes in Snow
Paul MalinowskiTitle: Cranes in SnowAbout the Photo:Sandhill cranes migrate to the Monte Vista Wildlife Refuge in the the San Luis Valley every year like clockwork. This small group was several miles away and seemed to be playing in the snow.
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Third Place Winner – Open
Tim SmithTitle: StreetAbout the Photo:Human form within a context of light, shadow and structure.
July 4, 2019
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Second Place Winner – Open
Steve BlackwellTitle: Caught in the FenceAbout the Photo:A piece of fabric randomly caught in a fence in the Alberta prairie
July 4, 2019
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First Place Winner – Open
Mieke DouglasTitle: Equine LandscapesAbout the Photo:‘Equine Landscapes’, which explores the relationship between the animate and the inanimate. The images do not contain immediately recognisable subjects. They could be landscapes. They could be animals.Equine musculature and contours are depicted as vast landscapes. But on closer examination,
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TRANSCENDENTAL TRANQUILITY
Dirk PoortersTitle: Transcendental TranquilityAbout the Photo:With Transcendental Tranquility I take distance from time and strip the observation to three elements; water, horizon, light. What we then see is more than just the observation. By using alienation techniques, repetitiveness, and uncontrolled motion blur, I deliberately create
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The Beauty of the Night
Julio Castro PardoTitle: The Beauty of the NightAbout the Photo:With this photo series I want to show the beauty of some of the best photographic landscapes in the world