1839 Awards announced the winners of its 2024 photographers of the year competition
The winners of the 1839 awards have been announced. The award was crowned with an international photographer and the discovery of the year. Beyond the overall winners, the competition celebrates the work of photographers in 15 categories in search of professional level and year in 14 categories at non-professional level. You can watch all the winners online in 1839 Year competition winning gallery award photographer,
The 1839 award is “named after one in the most early years in the history of photography.” While the first photo taken by a camera was made in 1826 by Joseph Nikafor Neeps, the 1839 French Academy of Sciences was the year of formal announcement of the Duguerotype process. The year marked the turn point when the medium was first made available to the public for the first time.
The 2024 photographer of the year competition received entries from 60 countries, including a huge array of subjects and styles. An international panel of 11 judges, including world-famous photographers, curators, directors and professionals from the industry, selected the winners of this year.
International Photographer of the Year: Composite professional winner
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artist: Logan White
IG Handle: N/A
Admission Title: Hearts Content Road, Jiana
Entry details: Hearts Content Road has referred to a series of real and supernatural paintings raised in New York, which discovers the dual nature of imagination – an area that provides both escape and enthusiasm, yet harassed its shadow of uncertainty Does.
International Search of Year: Composite Non-Proshender Winner
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artist: Matthew portach
IG Handle: @MATT_PORTCH
Admission Title: Car, Ca
Entry details: From an ongoing series, Lost America examines a quiet peace in a forgotten landscape, in a sense, ‘on -poses’. Location appears frozen in time, their residents have been absent or long for a long time. Strongly stable in appearance, the blank is craving to create a sadness of familiarity.
Professional Category Winner: Abstract
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artist: Jai Tung
IG Handle: @Visualcreature
Admission Title: Every day landscape
Entry details: Every day landscape is a series of abstract photographs, which is created using the shadow of everyday content like paper and tissues, to create a new alleged reality of a painting-like landscape.
Professional category winners: events
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artist: Christian van haijst
IG Handle: @jpcvanheijst
Admission Title: An office with a scene
Entry details: Long exposure, wide-angle shots Boeing taken from flightdeck of 747, hovering along the upper environment.
Professional category winners: architecture
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artist: Jan-Tore Oevrevik
IG Handle: @Jpj_foto
Admission Title: Balone and Stairs
Entry details: “Balloons and Stairs” is a multi -exposure photography, aimed at establishing a panoramic dialogue between light, location and unexpected elements, which is represented by floating balloons that bring agitation and navigate freely attractive atmosphere .
Professional Category Winner: Culture
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artist: Cataline kinny
IG Handle: N/A
Admission Title: Desert drag
Entry details: The project is a collaboration with the local drag Queens and Kings in Arizona. I wanted to pay attention to pulling as an art form and wanted to persuade that it extends far and wide even to the sides of the south -west desert.
Professional Category Winner: Travel
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artist: Andrew New
IG Handle: @andrewnewey
Admission Title: Honey hunter of Nepal
Entry details: Nepal Gurung gather twice a year in the foothills of the honey hunter, risking their lives to harvest honey from the world’s largest honeybee. For hundreds of years, the skills required to practice this ancient and sacred tradition have been passed through generations.
Professional category winners: conceptual
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artist: William Joseph Redford
IG Handle: @Josephsradford
Admission Title: white Knight
Entry details: This series is a visual exploration of love, life and death after my father passes through brain tumors. Using a Vaseline-coated lens and other experimental techniques, I blur the lines of reality to reflect the transition between this scope and subsequent life.
Non-Pacer Category Winner: Wildlife
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artist: Reed fauler
IG Handle: @Redfowlerphoto
Admission Title: dinner is served
Entry details: This photo was taken in Brook Falls in Alaska. The salmon were not jumping too much that day, but I once managed to capture the right shot. From the color of salmon, the way the bear is open from his mouth is nothing that I will turn about my dream shot.
Non-Pesseer Category Winner: Film/Analog
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artist: Mycola mironov
IG Handle: N/A
Admission Title: by the ocean
Entry details: It does not matter how rich you are, which car you drive and how many friends are there in your life. We are all naked and alone from the sea. On the coast, we get naked and find ourselves with one sea. Only in such moments we can stop and see who we really are.
Non-Promotional Category Winner: Scenario
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artist: Ross sansalland
IG Handle: @Rsteensland
Admission Title: Tunnel scene
Entry details: When planning a visit to the Western United States, I based my route and deadline on my astrophotography bakers. And the top of that list was Yosemite. The plan revealed that the cynus region would line all its red hydrogen alpha nebula and the tunnel view just above the scene.
Non-Pessever Category Winner: Storytailing
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artist: Ivan Murphy
IG Handle: @Evan.murphy
Admission Title: Identification
Entry details: “ID” emphasizes quir youth; Display stories of modern day romantic connections, social influence and self -reliance. Through a series of subjects, each frame describes a trip to an LGBTQ that navigates the complex landscape of itself and society.
Non-Pesseer Category Winner: Road
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artist: Turid martinson
IG Handle: N/A
Admission Title: Pimple nails in Havana
Entry details: If you walk on the streets of Havana, you can search for a small nail-shop. They are often located on the below floor. In a society where private business is not encouraged at all, small enterprises are examples of women initiatives. It is cheap, customers are local, often neighboring next door.
Non-Pessever Category Winner: Still Life
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artist: Astrid Resvitz
IG Handle: @AstridReischwitz
Admission Title: Taste of memory
Entry details: The series examines individual and collective family narratives, which are still woven through life compositions, threads of home threads, heritage and identity. In Germany, embroidered pieces from my village in Germany talk about disappearance of disappearance and cultural rites.
