B&W Child 2016 is 3rd Annual International Photo Competition devoted to the high quality, fine art child photography.
Through this unique and highly popular photography contest we gather the best photographers from all over the world and together we celebrate the art of b&w child photography.
We are happy to share with you 1st, 2nd and 3rd places from The Second Half of B&W CHILD 2016.
CATEGORY: PORTRAIT
1st PLACE: “Dancing with the curtains” by Ekaterina Vedenina, Russia
2nd PLACE: “Sleeping” by Olga Ageeva, Russia
3rd PLACE: “Ghost” by Oriano Nicolau, Spain
CATEGORY: FINE ART
1st PLACE: “Playing with light” by Olga Ageeva, Russia
2nd PLACE: “Untitled” by Alicja Brodowicz, Poland
3rd PLACE: “Three White Flowers” by Kelly Tyack, Australia
CATEGORY: LIFESTYLE
1st PLACE: “Rodos” by Karolina Wawrzyniak, Ireland
2nd PLACE: “The game of hide and seek” by Olga Ageeva, Russia
3rd PLACE: “On half” by Karolina Piórkowska, Poland
CATEGORY: DOCUMENTARY & STREET
1st PLACE: “Looking for the queen” by Magdalena Hutchins, Poland/USA
2nd PLACE: “Classic Couch Potato” by Chelsea Silbereis, USA
3rd PLACE: “Street Games” by Pavol Delej, Slovakia
CATEGORY: SILHOUETTE
1st PLACE: “Batman” by Anna Kuncewicz, Poland
2nd PLACE: “Children on the Indian Ocean Seaboard” by Guomiao Zhou, China
3rd PLACE: “Who is there” by Natalia Kharitonova, Russia
CATEGORY: CONCEPTUAL & PHOTO MANIPULATION
1st PLACE: “The Mask” by Ewa Cwikla, The Netherlands
2nd PLACE: “Untitled” Alicja Brodowicz, Poland
3rd PLACE: “Plums” by Mariola Glajcar, Poland
Steinholt—Christopher Taylor Photography ExhibitionChristopher's images do not serve as documentaries or narratives. The silence and space they offer up to us need not rely on anything else beyond their naked, beautiful existence in order to be meaningful and to elicit emotions.
Black model recreates fashion campaigns featuring white models: ‘Diversity matters’Deddeh Howard, a Liberia-born, L.A.-based model and blogger, was fed up with seeing fashion campaigns feature so few models of color.
Moving MountainsMoving Mountains is inspired by the ancient tale of a man, whom some called foolish, for seeking to move a mountain. Yang Fudong makes this story a poetic reflection upon human nature and the shifting values to which it can be subject.
Reduction of ImageGallery Yang is about to open up Fan Xi's first large solo exhibition, "Reduction of Image", on Nov. 26, 2016.
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