Photography is a medium of still images; it cannot create the illusion of motion in the way moving images such as film, video or cartoons can. The static nature of the image itself, however, has never prevented photographers from putting motion in the centre of their endeavours. Instead of freezing the moment they often strive for capturing movement and the passing of time. Depicting or expressing motion is a welcome challenge for photographers; it is also the source of some of the most creative images in diverse photographic genres.

 

 

Juror's choice

Coralie Fournier-Moris: La Danse Macabre (No. 1 and 2)

 

Honourable mentions

Robin Apple: Biking in the Rain No. 1

Michael Sean Edwards: The Wave and the Lighthouse

Dan Gemkow: I-70 East via 435 North (From the series "Electronic Billboards")

 

Associate's choice

Bin Feng: Leftover Chicken Makes a Wonderful Salad (From the series "The American Dream")

 

 

Exhibiting photographers

Robin Apple (Palo Alto, CA, USA), Ransom Ashley (Shreveport, LA, USA), Lee Atwell (Seattle, WA, USA), Buchen/Goodwin (Santa Fe, NM, USA), Yinan Cheng (Rochester, NY, USA), Sasha Denisova (St. Petersburg, Russia), Laurie Toby Edison (San Francisco, CA, USA), Michael Sean Edwards (New York, NY, USA), Steffen Faisst (Farum, Denmark),  Bin Feng (Savannah, GA, USA), Coralie Fournier-Moris (Nantes, France), Mark Geil (Jackson, MS, USA), Dan Gemkow (Columbia, MO, USA), Josiane Keller (Salzburg, Austria), Vincent Leandro (Talent, OR, USA), Trevor Messersmith (Marlboro, NY, USA), Ludovico Poggioli (Spello, Italy), Omar Reyna (Yukon, Canada), Eunika Rogers (Memphis, TN, USA), Olga Rook (Rotterdam, Netherlands), Anatoly Rudakov (Munich, Germany), Andrii Sarymsakov (Kiev, Ukraine), Bao Ting (WuXi, China), Larry Torno (St. Louis, MO, USA)

 

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