A few choice images from a recent trip to Kenya by award-winning photographer Jonathan May.
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National Geographic Photo Contest 2011
A few choice entries in the running for this year’s National Geographic Photo Contest. Photographers note: the deadline is November 30, so there’s still time to submit photos in any of these three categories: People, Places, and Nature.
Colin Delfosse: Congolese Wrestling
Colin Delfosse is a documentary photographer who has traveled extensively in many countries including China, Iraq, Vietnam, Mali and the Democratic Republic of Congo. In 2011 he won the annual PDN Photo Award for his work on Congolese wrestlers.
Johnny Panessa Photography
Johnny Panessa’s passion for photography has led him to places as diverse as Peru, Bali and Vietnam, as well as fostered an ongoing dialogue with his stomping grounds in Brooklyn, Newark and Long Island.
Selections from the 2011 International Photography Awards
The International Photography Awards conducts an annual competition for professional, non-professional, and student photographers on a global scale, creating one of the most ambitious and comprehensive competitions in the photography world today.
MOVE, LEARN, EAT – 11 Countries, 44 days in 1 Minute
Rick Mereki, Andrew Lees and Tim White took a six-week journey all around the world, taking footage in each location and stitching it together into a trio of one-minute clips, each with a certain theme– MOVE, LEARN, EAT. The films were commissioned by STA Travel Australia, with original music by Kelsey James.
Richard Mosse Photography
Richard Mosse’s photos are breathtakingly gorgeous even as they explore scenes of violent upheaval, or the ruinous aftermath thereof. His latest series is entitled Infra and was shot in the Democratic Republic of the Congo using a discontinued Kodak infrared film.
Robin Hammond: The Price of Gold
Robin Hammond’s The price of gold is a photo essay on the plight of gold miners in Zimbabwe, who risk it all in pursuit of a better life for themselves and their families.
