Results of the
9th World Street Photography
and the 118th Black & White competition

The 9th World Street Photography Competition for the 6th wsp photobook and the 118th B/W Competition, have finished. And again, so many great photos were uploaded, congrats to all who joined!!


Before we get to the results....

WSP6 information

We are at the moment working on the WSP6 photo book and will be done at the end of May. Then we can also present the final results.

Unlike the past years the exhibition will be a little bit different. Not all photos from the book will be presented, only a selection of about 20-25 photos will be exhibited. One photo presumably will be printed very big but it is unclear which photo this will be.
The Exhibition is organized by the Gudberg Nerger Gallery.

WSP6 pre order

Like each year we need 3000 euros to be able to pay for half of the printing costs. Therefore we need pre orders of the WSP6 photo book. We have a special offer in the WSP shop which you can find here (login and click)

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Back to the results!

Curators First Choice

The curators first choice is awarded to Linda Maclean

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Curators Second Choice

The curators second choice is awarded to Radinal Rizki for the image 'Fish and human'

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Special mentions

Untitled by Heike Frielingsdorf

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Soul of KIPF'19 by Mayukh Mitra

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Brussels by Kristina Koroleva

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Telas by Ignasi Raventos

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They rock! by Marco Lamberto

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Bangalore by Gerry Orkin

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Those awkward silences by Marco Lamberto

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by Bruno Cunha

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by Kevin Icabales

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Winner of the 'Viewers Choice' award

'Scenes from a street with no name' By António CARREIRA

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Results of the 118th Black & White Photography - competition

Curated by Robert E. Smith

Curators First Choice

The curators first choice is awarded to Samuel Lintaro Hopf for the image 'Up'

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Curators Second Choice

The curators second choice is awarded to Graham O'Neill for the image 'Mad March Hair'

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Special mentions

by Brett Wilson

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Robert E Smith Robert Smith is a professional UK photographer, illustrator, and writer who has worked with a wide range of international and media clients. Rob shoots both analogue and digital, work that combines traditional skills with the latest imaging techniques. Joined, the two dimensions add depth and narrative to photography and digital imagery. Smith has a proclivity for black & white photography which he feels is better suited for the expression of raw emotion without the distraction of color. In his words, “Color offers me a get out of jail free card. Mono makes me want to stay locked inside.” His work is a combination of fashion, product, landscape, advertising, and portrait photography. A list of his clients include Waterlink and Pure Health Magazines, Espotel, LTI, and Zum Biespiel. Homepage |Twitter | Kujaja profil | Interview

Winner of the 'Viewers Choice' award

'Going outside' By Antonio Bernardino Coelho

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Another excellent World Street Photography / Kujaja competition, well done to everyone that entered.
Live competitions ........

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Street Photography wsp7 (2019 / 2020) - 2

Peace!

Robert E Smith & WSP Team & Gido Carper

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