WINNERS
GOLD WINNER
This photograph caught my attention immediately. It has a sense of calm, order, and at the same time a human presence that brings the whole space to life. I like the way the light and shadows interact with the staircase and how naturally the figure becomes part of the scene. There is nothing unnecessary here, and I see its greatest strength precisely in this simplicity. For me, this photograph captures the idea of Urban Space very well.
SILVER WINNER
A very strong and memorable photograph. The repetition of the arches, the deep shadows, and the small human figure create a powerful atmosphere and emphasize the scale of the space. The image feels almost graphic, yet there is still a strong relationship between the person and the architecture. Its visual impact and ability to attract attention immediately were the main reasons for awarding it the Silver Award.
BRONZE WINNER
What interested me most in this photograph is the simple but very effective relationship between the people and the architecture. The figures in the foreground and the towers in the background create an interesting rhythm, while the image also carries a clear sense of place. The photograph is not complicated, but that is exactly why it is easy to read and remember.
Jury Selected
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- Zeinab Mokhtari (Iran)
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- Mehdi Parsaeian (Iran)
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- Anoop Mohamed Basheer (UAE)
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- Arash Kaki (Iran)
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- Mahziyar Mehdipor (Iran)
Shortlisted
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- Etienne Perrone (France)
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- Andrea Giovannone (Italy)
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- Olga Arune (Czech Republic)
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- Donia Ahmed (Egypt)
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- Sugiarto Widodo (Indonesia)
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- Chi Hin Lam (China)
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- Dikye Ariani (Indonesia)
