Διαγωνισμός Sony World Photography Awards 2019 Sony & World Photography Organisation
Sony World Photography Awards 2019
Selection from Entries so far Title: Culture
* Central image: © Monica Flannery, Australia, Commended, Open competition, Architecture, 2018 Sony World Photography Awards
Μια 12-ετής συνεργασία World Photography Organisation με τη Sony που φέρνει έναν από τους καλύτερους διαγωνισμούς φωτογραφίας παγκοσμίως
Ο Παγκόσμιος Οργανισμός Φωτογραφίας (World Photography Organisation) ανακοινώνει τον αρχικό κατάλογο των συμμετεχόντων χωρών για τα Εθνικά Βραβεία (National Awards) του 2019. Από τα βραβεία Sony World Photography Awards, τα Εθνικά Βραβεία παρέχουν τη μοναδική ευκαιρία για τους νεοεισερχομένους όλων των επιπέδων, από περισσότερες από 50 χώρες, να αναγνωριστούν σε έναν διεθνούς φήμης διαγωνισμό φωτογραφίας.
Σήμερα, στο δωδέκατο έτος τους, τα Sony World Photography Awards γιορτάζουν την καλύτερη σύγχρονη φωτογραφία των τελευταίων 12 μηνών σε όλα τα είδη του μέσου. Όλες οι συμμετοχές είναι δωρεάν στο www.worldphoto.org/swpa .
Διαγωνισμοί Βρες τον κατάλληλο διαγωνισμό για σένα!!Συμμετοχή
Τα Sony World Photography Awards έχουν τέσσερις διαγωνισμούς:
Επαγγελματικός (Professional ) Αναγνώριση εξαιρετικών “σωμάτων” έργου (κλείνει 11 Ιανουαρίου 2019 – 13:00)Ανοιχτός (Open) – Επιβράβευση των καλύτερων μεμονωμένων (single) εικόνων του κόσμου (κλείνει 4 Ιανουαρίου 2019 – 13:00)Νεολαίας (Youth) – το Καλύτερο single εικόνες από φωτογράφους ηλικίας 12-19 (κλείνει 4 Ιανουαρίου 2019 – 13:00)Φοιτητών (Student) – Για φοιτητές φωτογραφίας σε όλο τον κόσμο (κλείνει 30 Νοεμβρίου 2018 – 13:00)
Σημείωση: Μπορείτε να συμμετέχετε σε έναν μόνο από τους ακόλουθους διαγωνισμούς: Professional ή Open ή Youth . Οι ώρες είναι σε GMT
https://www.worldphoto.org/sony-world-photography-awards
Επιλογές από τις καλύτερες συμμετοχές έως τις 2 Οκτωβρίου 2018 (all photos from worldphoto.org/images )
The Sound of Light
Year: 2019
This picture captures the moment when a group of blind & visually impaired people “watching" a film in a theatre in Shanghai. There are 18 million blind & visually impaired people in China. The country is estimated to have the largest number of blind people in the world. Audio description service is not yet available nor common in this country. For blind people, watching movie is an impossible dream. In the past ten years, to make movies more accessible to these people, some volunteer organizations have been exploring ways. One of the ideas is Live Audio Description. The narrator sits in the screening room and does live narration while the film is playing. The photo was taken in May 2018 at Cathay Theatre (a historical theater in Shanghai) when a monthly live Audio Description movie screening event was taking place. The lady at the bottom right corner was narrating for the audiences. Most of the narrators are famous news anchors, TV/radio show hosts, and voice artists. The whole services are provided for free to local blind & visually impaired people. The biggest wish of these volunteer organizations is to get more legislative support, so that blind & visually impaired people can go to any theatre at any time to enjoy a movie just like normal people
Copyright: © Yi Han, China, entry, Open, Culture, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
The Sound of Light
Year: 2019
This picture captures the moment when a group of blind & visually impaired people “watching" a film in a theatre in Shanghai. There are 18 million blind & visually impaired people in China. The country is estimated to have the largest number of blind people in the world. Audio description service is not yet available nor common in this country. For blind people, watching movie is an impossible dream. In the past ten years, to make movies more accessible to these people, some volunteer organizations have been exploring ways. One of the ideas is Live Audio Description. The narrator sits in the screening room and does live narration while the film is playing. The photo was taken in May 2018 at Cathay Theatre (a historical theater in Shanghai) when a monthly live Audio Description movie screening event was taking place. The lady at the bottom right corner was narrating for the audiences. Most of the narrators are famous news anchors, TV/radio show hosts, and voice artists. The whole services are provided for free to local blind & visually impaired people. The biggest wish of these volunteer organizations is to get more legislative support, so that blind & visually impaired people can go to any theatre at any time to enjoy a movie just like normal people
Copyright: © Yi Han, China, entry, Open, Culture, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
Grayson Perry - Birth
Year: 2019
I have been working closely with Grayson Perry for 5 years developing conceptual campaigns for his social documentary films. This 'Birth' concept is designed and inspired by the inexhaustible mother and child motif brought upto date for the 21st century and all shot 'in camera' at a studio near his home. Baby Dylan was supplied by the client's press officer recently on maternity leave. We thought it would be a great early memory.
Copyright: © Richard Ansett, United Kingdom, entry, Open, Portraiture, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
Grayson Perry - Birth
Year: 2019
I have been working closely with Grayson Perry for 5 years developing conceptual campaigns for his social documentary films. This 'Birth' concept is designed and inspired by the inexhaustible mother and child motif brought upto date for the 21st century and all shot 'in camera' at a studio near his home. Baby Dylan was supplied by the client's press officer recently on maternity leave. We thought it would be a great early memory.
Copyright: © Richard Ansett, United Kingdom, entry, Open, Portraiture, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
culture
Year: 2019
The purpose of this photo is to show Iranian women and Iranian culture or Iranian tradition.
Copyright: © Hasan Torabi, Iran, entry, Open, Portraiture, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
culture
Year: 2019
The purpose of this photo is to show Iranian women and Iranian culture or Iranian tradition.
Copyright: © Hasan Torabi, Iran, entry, Open, Portraiture, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
The Colors
Year: 2019
Three women workers painting traditional Myanmar umbrellas. This image was taken to create the colors red, green, blue and yellow. I set up this photograph up with these colours deliberately. The umbrellas are traditional in Myanmar and women workers paint them in their daily working life. When I saw these beautiful umbrellas, I was inspired by the colours and patterns. I shot this scene four times and it took four months. It includes a special colored umbrella which is different from normal umbrellas, without black lines. I eventually set up all things - the umbrellas, the working women wearing primary colors, and including the beautiful patterns.
Copyright: © Zarni Myo Win, Myanmar, entry, Open, Travel, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
The Colors
Year: 2019
Three women workers painting traditional Myanmar umbrellas. This image was taken to create the colors red, green, blue and yellow. I set up this photograph up with these colours deliberately. The umbrellas are traditional in Myanmar and women workers paint them in their daily working life. When I saw these beautiful umbrellas, I was inspired by the colours and patterns. I shot this scene four times and it took four months. It includes a special colored umbrella which is different from normal umbrellas, without black lines. I eventually set up all things - the umbrellas, the working women wearing primary colors, and including the beautiful patterns.
Copyright: © Zarni Myo Win, Myanmar, entry, Open, Travel, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
Camel train
Year: 2019
The desert camels, set in the sunset, are photographed in Xinjiang, China
Copyright: © Pang Xiao Zhong, China, entry, Open, Landscape, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
Camel train
Year: 2019
The desert camels, set in the sunset, are photographed in Xinjiang, China
Copyright: © Pang Xiao Zhong, China, entry, Open, Landscape, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
against the sun
Year: 2019
Swimming enclosures made up from thick rope meshes are pretty common in NSW (Australia), they get colonized by many forms of marine life seahorses in particular, for this reason among divers we call them "seahorses-hotels". I intentionally dive at dawn or dusk near these nets to catch seahorses in the best light. This picture was taken at the base of the net (~3m of water) right before the sunset, the seahorse was standing right against the sun, I placed my camera (D800+Tokina 10/17 in Sea&Sea Housing, equipped with 2 Sea&Sea YS250pro substrobes fitted with special domed diffusers by BubbleScuba) right in front of it and snapped 2-3 frames before that the surge moved the net too close, the seahorse became aware of me and turned away. Yellow coloration for this seahorses are not that uncommon although the most diffused color is white and they live usually on white sponges
Copyright: © Gaetano Dario Gargiulo, Australia, entry, Open, Natural World & Wildlife, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
against the sun
Year: 2019
Swimming enclosures made up from thick rope meshes are pretty common in NSW (Australia), they get colonized by many forms of marine life seahorses in particular, for this reason among divers we call them "seahorses-hotels". I intentionally dive at dawn or dusk near these nets to catch seahorses in the best light. This picture was taken at the base of the net (~3m of water) right before the sunset, the seahorse was standing right against the sun, I placed my camera (D800+Tokina 10/17 in Sea&Sea Housing, equipped with 2 Sea&Sea YS250pro substrobes fitted with special domed diffusers by BubbleScuba) right in front of it and snapped 2-3 frames before that the surge moved the net too close, the seahorse became aware of me and turned away. Yellow coloration for this seahorses are not that uncommon although the most diffused color is white and they live usually on white sponges
Copyright: © Gaetano Dario Gargiulo, Australia, entry, Open, Natural World & Wildlife, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
A 12 year partnership with Sony bringing you one of the world’s leading photography competitions
The World Photography Organisation today also publishes the opening list of participating countries for 2019’s National Awards. A longstanding part of the Sony World Photography Awards, the National Awards provide the unique opportunity for entrants of all levels, from more than 50 countries, to be recognised in an internationally renowned photography competition. Now in its 12th year, the Sony World Photography Awards celebrate the finest contemporary photography from the past 12 months across all genres of the medium. All entries are free at www.worldphoto.org/swpa .
Competitions Find the right competition for you
The Sony World Photography Awards has four competitions:
Professional – Recognising outstanding bodies of work (closes January 11, 2019 – 1300 GMT)Open – Rewarding the world’s best single images (closes January 4, 2019 – 1300 GMT)Youth – Best single images by photographers aged 12-19 (closes January 4, 2019 – 1300 GMT)Student – For photography students worldwide (closes November 30, 2018 – 1300 GMT)
Please note: You can only enter one of the following competitions: Professional, Open or Youth.
