Photographs are often associated with the capturing of a moment frozen in time. Nevertheless, photography has always been a sensitive storytelling medium as well. Looking at a photograph may allow for understanding much about the past that led up to the captured moment; it may also enable the viewer to imagine the possible futures evolving from the frozen record of the here and now. Photographers portraying people, objects, and places can tell us inspiring stories, provided that we take the time to study and interpret the photographs. A narrative told with a single image is a most exciting challenge for both photographer and viewer alike. Hopefully we appreciate these works with the care and curiosity they deserve.

 

Juror's choice

Nourhan Refaat: After the Party

 

Honourable mentions

Susan Cardona: Carnival

Arthur Oates Dunkin: Untitled, from the series "Further Place"

Joseph O'Neill: Madison Square Park

 

Associate's choice

Ellen Janssens: Untitled No. 6, from the series "Come Home"

 

 

Exhibiting photographers

Amy Becker (Madison, NJ, USA), Miguel Angel Bejarano (Los Angeles, CA, USA), June Canedo (New York, NY USA), Susan Cardona (Newburgh, NY, USA), Diana Cortés (Mexico City, Mexico), Arthur Oates Dunkin (Manchester, UK), Diane Fenster (Pacifica, CA, USA), Carolina Gori (Buenos Aires, Argentina), Michael S. Honegger (Nice, France), Ellen Janssens (Ghent, Belgium), Josiane Keller (Cleveland, OH, USA), Inzajeano Latif (London, UK), Vincent Leandro (Talent, OR, USA), Lodiza LePore (Bennington, VT, USA), Jonathan Macagba (New York, NY, USA), Trevor Messersmith (Marlboro, NY, USA), Joseph O'Neill (New York, NY, USA), Nancy Oliveri (New York, NY, USA), Angeliki Papavasileiou (Volos, Greece), Nourhan Refaat (Cairo, Egypt), Heather M. Schmaedeke (Berlin, Germany), Zdenek Sindelar (Amersfoort, Netherlands), Réka Szent-Iványi (Budapest, Hungary)

 

 

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