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R.D.Wayne Holloway Australia 1st Place - Outstanding Achievement Still Life Professional "On Safari" |
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Sue Foll UK 2nd Place - Merit of Excellence Still Life Professional "Beans" |
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Henk van Mierlo Netherlands 3rd Place - Honor of Distinction Still Life Professional "Enjoy your meal" Enjoy your meal |
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Bruce Peterson USA Honorable Mention Still Life Professional "TP 10" |
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Laurence Jones UK Honorable Mention Still Life Professional "Reach" The shape of the tulip and the shadow of the window pane suggests a prisoner in a cell reaching for freedom, as a flower will reach for the light. |
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William Castellana USA Honorable Mention Still Life Professional "Glove Study #5" Glove Series |
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Dale M Reid Canada Honorable Mention Still Life Professional "Oyster Mushroom" This is a silver gelatin print. The picture was created in 2011. What inspired me was the detailed texture of the mushroom. If you look closely at the picture, what do you see………..a face. |
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Ralph Pleasant USA Honorable Mention Still Life Professional "Havana Bedroom Dec 2011" Bed made with pride by Havana Cuba occupant December 2011 |
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Allan Gill Canada Nominee Still Life Professional "Three Tulips Xray" |
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Amit Dey India Nominee Still Life Professional "Fan" A corner of my house |
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Ann Elliott Cutting USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Hatpins" collection of hatpins found on old card |
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Annemarie Farley UK Nominee Still Life Professional "Summer Flower" I wanted to create a more dramatic effect with this flower to bring out its strong features. They are so pretty and delicate, so creating a more graphic effect prompted me to use black and white. When I look at a flower I generally assess whether the final image with be in colour or black and white, and even though I shoot digitally I still process in the image (in my mind) with the old dark room techniques. I knew exactly how I was going to print this image – keeping the stamen in white, contrasting against the dark grey of the flower centre. I wanted to keep the petals light and delicate just as I had photographed them. The image is successful as the flower is almost ‘tutu’ like – the ballet dancer curtseying to the audience! |
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Brian Mahany USA Nominee Still Life Professional "crab 1" 1959 found object |
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Carlos Norberto Lanus Ocampo Argentina Nominee Still Life Professional "Flower of smoke" Every flower has his form, on the other hand to the smoke we him find forms |
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Caro Telfer Australia Nominee Still Life Professional "Library Corner" Old books and lamp in a corner of an old farmhouse in rural Western Australia. From the series "Forgotten Farmhouses". |
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Cees Rijnen Netherlands Nominee Still Life Professional "Fish" |
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Charit Pusiri Thailand Nominee Still Life Professional "Disastrous" |
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Chris Sidhall USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Squashed Cherries" Squashed cherries on textured clay background, 2012. |
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Chris Roche USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Non-Sequitur #22" Part of an extensive B&W and Color Series |
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Clayton Bastiani UK Nominee Still Life Professional "Collection Number One" |
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Clayton Bastiani UK Nominee Still Life Professional "Collection Number Six" |
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Clayton Bastiani UK Nominee Still Life Professional "Collection Number Three" |
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Clayton Bastiani UK Nominee Still Life Professional "Collection Number Two" |
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Dale M Reid Canada Nominee Still Life Professional "Parrot Tulip #2" This is a silver gelatin print. The picture was created in 2011. What attracted me to the parrot tulip was the unique shape and the detail on the flower pedals. This shot was at full bloom and was taken close-up. In the darkroom, I had to balance the burning to bring out the detail and not to maintain the richness of the whites. |
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Derek Seaward UK Nominee Still Life Professional "Push" Push |
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DIEPHOTODESIGNER Germany Nominee Still Life Professional "C-LEG" 1C60 Triton/C-leg by Otto Bock GmbH |
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Edward Gajdel Canada Nominee Still Life Professional "Slice of Ham" Personal series shot on T55 Polaroid exploring memory and meaning. |
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Eugenio Opitz Venezuela Nominee Still Life Professional "Yagrumo leaf" Henri Pittier National Park,Aragua state,Venezuela. The Henri Pittier National Park is the first national park of Venezuela. |
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Fabrizio Intonti Italy Nominee Still Life Professional "Autumn" |
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Frank Brandwijk Netherlands Nominee Still Life Professional "Sculpture III" Lith print |
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Gary Annett Australia Nominee Still Life Professional "Wine Glass Kaleidoscope" |
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Greg Stroube USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Dried Apple" |
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Gregory Georges USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Window Shopping for Romance" |
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Harold Davis USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Egg Slicer" |
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Harvey Duze USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Flowers" Flowers on tree in backyard of house |
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Henk van der Stouw Netherlands Nominee Still Life Professional "zucchino" |
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Holly Stewart USA Nominee Still Life Professional "bowl" glow from within |
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Ira Kahn USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Buffalo Shroud" Species orchid |
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Jackie Weisberg USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Signs of Life" Plant life growing in the sand in Turks and Caicos |
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Jane Rosemont USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Sea Urchin and Cat Whiskers" |
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Jason Nichols USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Form Over Function" Toilet Paper |
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Jim Shoemaker USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Left in the Dust" Kitchen setting in the ghost town of Bodie, California |
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Joanne Urban USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Follow Me" |
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Jonathan Pollock UK Nominee Still Life Professional "Two" Can two beautiful slender chrome forks be deemed sensual? I believe they can |
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Jonny Thompson UK Nominee Still Life Professional "Doctor's Surgery" These are old medical instruments. I photographed them individually and reproduced them as lith prints. They work best as a set of six so I created the final piece with them all together. They each seem to have a different 'personality', some more long and elegant looking, some more stout and compact. All have a slightly macabre feel as you realise what they are for, the saw in particular. |
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Josh Blumental USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Albino Kelp" |
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Joyce P. Lopez USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Favorites" With the sad anniversary of 9/11 coming up, it remains an American historical bookmark of loss, courage, regeneration, erosion of personal security/privacy, and yes, these things can happen here… All images were taken in New York and Chicago 2001-2003. |
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Juergen Lechner Germany Nominee Still Life Professional "Rotten" Camera Obscura 4x5" on Kodak T-Max 4x5", no editing |
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Leon van der Flier Netherlands Nominee Still Life Professional "Sea Warrior" |
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Louis Gaillard France Nominee Still Life Professional "3 bouteilles" |
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Luca Ascari Italy Nominee Still Life Professional "The Form Of Common Objects #11" |
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Michael Malyszko USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Bottles" |
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Michelle Chaplow Spain Nominee Still Life Professional "Glam Games" The black |
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Niccolo Biddau Italy Nominee Still Life Professional "Untitled (3)" Industrial packaging for coatings and paints. |
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Nigel Cassidy UK Nominee Still Life Professional "Hymn board" |
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Nita and Wales Madden III USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Spanish Rowels" spur display |
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Norimichi Inoguchi USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Glass Tower" |
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Norman Soskel USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Trespiral Series" After 500 photos of a slinky (trespiral), I was able to capture one I liked. I placed multiple images together to achieve this sinuous composite. |
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Paul Coghlin UK Nominee Still Life Professional "PINK TULIP, STUDY IV" |
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Paul Swen USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Beijing Handle" |
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Peter Nitsch Thailand Nominee Still Life Professional "Lotus - Charcoal" Lotus - Charcoal |
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Peter Whyte Australia Nominee Still Life Professional "Tea" |
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Peter Goadby-Watt UK Nominee Still Life Professional "Knocker" Door knocker |
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Peter Dazeley UK Nominee Still Life Professional "X-Ray Fish" |
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R.D.Wayne Holloway Australia Nominee Still Life Professional "Pear 2" There s something quite sensual about the shape of Pears. |
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R.D.Wayne Holloway Australia Nominee Still Life Professional "Asparagus on White" |
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R.D.Wayne Holloway Australia Nominee Still Life Professional "Hands Up" |
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Rasmus Linaa Denmark Nominee Still Life Professional "1904" |
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Rodrigo Tibyriçá Brazil Nominee Still Life Professional "The next day" This is a work about objects that I fond at the streets, trying to see some beauty on it. |
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Sacha Ineichen Switzerland Nominee Still Life Professional "poppy" |
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Sean Stuchen USA Nominee Still Life Professional "INTROSPECTION" |
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Simon Brown UK Nominee Still Life Professional "Whisks No: 06" Shot in North Light at Willoughby House on Polaroid Type 55 |
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Tatyana Bessmertnaya USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Artichikes" |
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thibault jeanson France Nominee Still Life Professional "night creature" leaves in B&W |
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Tina Thuell Bermuda Nominee Still Life Professional "Bloom" |
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William Castellana USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Twenty Dollars" |
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{c} OWEN USA Nominee Still Life Professional "Elephant Trophy 2010" Photograph from Trophies project. The photographs explore the existence of creatures killed for show. I capture their tragic story of innocence, anger, and fear through the expressions forced upon them by taxidermists and then modified by the lens. The animals emerge from a large black void that symbolizes death and forces us to imagine their missing bodies. I give them back their power through the photographs by choice of harsh, dramatic lighting. Within each photograph, the animals seem to speak to us; some are vengeful, threatening, angry, innocent, yet other are majestic and even calm. |
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