AAP Magazine #25 - B&W 2022
B&W
Annoucing Winners and Merit Awards
Winner's Gallery
Marjolein Martinot
Girl On Slide, Indre 2021
A photo from my photo-series "Riverland", which I started about 2 years ago, while attending a workshop with Vanessa Winship and George Georgiou in the Indre region in France. It's a series depicting various scenes - portraits, stills and landscapes - all taken in and around rivers/waters in the Indre region, and in southern France. With the series, I tried to evoke sentiments and feelings of a meandering river, while noting and drawing parallels to (my) life....
First Place winner
$500 Cash Prize
France
Girl On Slide, Indre 2021
Rico X.
The Stubborn Boys
From my series "The Stubborn Boys" fishermen in Gold Coast, Ghana.
Second Place Winner
$300 Cash Prize
United Arab Emirates
The Stubborn Boys
Radoslaw Lowicki
Untitled
Third Place Winner
$200 Cash Prize
Radoslaw Lowicki
Poland
Merit Award's Gallery
Orna Naor
Just a kid
Jo Fields
Standing Together
Oliver Raschka
Untitled 04, from THE WORLD AIN'T ENOUGH ...
THE WORLD AIN’T ENOUGH … is about two brothers and living the moment. No staging, no posing. Just pictures from real life. A visual sociology of childhood and life documented in a natural manner. A book with the same title THE WORLD AIN'T ENOUGH ..., which documents the first ten years, was published in 2020 via BUMMBUMMBOOKS, Cologne. It has received critical acclaim (e.g. German Photobook Award, Der Spiegel, Lenscratch, Gomma Grant).
Oliver Raschka
Germany
Damian Lemański
Tree upon Lunik IX, 2017
Kosice, Slovakia, 2017.
Janice Milhem
Community Activists, Dorothy, 78 and Harriet, 82 lead historic home tour through Detroit's Riverfront.
Activists Dorothy and Harriet were interviewed for their contributions to Detroit's revival and riverfront. This ongoing project, The Wisest Generation, is a visual narrative of Detroit’s remarkable seniors who include Motown legends, political activists, community organizers, spiritual leaders and business owners. All have lived through the city’s good and bad times with relentless spirit and faith and added to a colorful chapter in Detroit's history.
Janice Milhem
United States
Rajan Dosaj
They Call Me Humphrey
This image was captured at the Disney Concert Hall in downtown Los Angeles.
Svet Jacqueline
On The Train
PART OF CHILDREN OF WAR, A family takes a train toward Lviv as violence increases in Eastern Ukraine. The displacement of over four million refugees has been recorded at the start of the Russian invasion on February 24, 2022.
Svet Jacqueline
United States
Eric Davidove
Sea Breeze
A candid photo from my series "California Dreaming."
Saul Bromberger/Sandra Hoover
'Hearts of the Movement: The San Francisco Gay & Lesbian Freedom Day Parade: 1984-1990'
'Jennifer and her Mother, Dykes on Bikes before the Start of the Parade'
San Francisco, CA 1985
Saul Bromberger/Sandra Hoover
United States
Cuneyt Gumushaneli
BLIND DATE
Cuneyt Gumushaneli
Turkey
Swen Bernitz
untitled, from the series "The Photographer's House"
The series shows the new Moholy-Nagy Master House in Dessau in the experimental style of the New Vision, the visual aesthetics of László Moholy-Nagy. Multiple exposures, negative reversal, light-dark patterns and photomontages are used to emphasize light nuances and provide a new view at the architecture of the Bauhaus.
Swen Bernitz
Germany
Prescott Moore Lassman
Woman On a Porch
The photographs in this short series are intensely menacing. Not because there is anything particularly menacing about the subjects of the photographs. Quite the opposite. Instead, the menacing quality is created by the viewer. Just look into the eyes of the subjects of these photographs and you'll see it. And the viewer is a stand-in for society, one that manufactures boogeymen to justify policies and practices that fence out, wall out, and do worse to those seen as different.
Kohei Ueno
Human Flag
A freediver gets caught in a massive underwater current and hangs on the line, like a piece of laundry being blown by a strong gust of wind. Taken at the Caribbean Cup 2022 Freediving Competition in Roatan Honduras.
Kohei Ueno
Japan
Ashley Suszczynski
The Trangas of the Bielsa Carnival
The Trangas are single young men from the Bielsa valley, dressed in the skin and horns of a male goat, a checkered shirt, a saya (skirt), wool socks, abarcas (traditional rawhide shoes) and large esquillas (bells) at their waist. Their faces are painted black with soil and oil and speckled with flour. They carve potatoes to look like grotesque teeth and hold the potato in their mouth as they make their way around the town chasing after the women and children. The beast is symbolic of fertility.
Lesia Maruschak
Untitled
David Gray
Moon Pads
Francesco Luongo
Bike Shadow
Aerial view mixing urban geometries and street life
Victor Kataev
Untitled
Lynn Savarese
Birthing
Creative endeavors often start with paper. The novelist, playwright, and poet; the musical composer; the draftsman and painter; the architect and sculptor---each begin their creations with a blank sheet of paper.
The aim of my paper series is to celebrate paper in its own right, and to metaphorically portray--through careful positioning--its role in spawning and nurturing creation.
Radana Kuchařova
Coal boat with labourers
While visiting Bangladesh, I aslo got to a port on the river, near Dhaka Cities, where workers carryied coal from a cargo ship. They carried the coal in the basket on their heads. Despite their hard work, low paid, they were able to pose me with a smile and good mood.
Radana Kuchařova
Czech Republic
Anna Grevenitis
REGARD, "August 13, 2017"
Through my double self-portraits I have invited my daughter in a mutual collaboration where she participates in telling her side of her story and thus raises a crucial awareness about the life of people with Down syndrome, its complexity and their developing ability.
Steve Toole
Under an Autumn Sky
Young bull bison graze at Nachusa Grasslands in Illinois.
Thank You!
