Explore the captivating world of monochrome mastery with the 30 awe-inspiring images that emerged victorious in the Monochrome Black And White Photography Awards 2023. The profound connection between black and white photography and enduring traditions is undeniable. From its inception, this art form has transcended being merely a craft; it has become a vessel through which the artist’s imagination immortalizes moments, freezing them in time through the lens of their camera.
The Monochrome Awards beckon those for whom photography is not just a skill but a profound passion and a way of life. It stands as a dynamic platform where both seasoned professionals and enthusiastic amateurs can submit their work, joining a vibrant and creative global community of photographers. The ultimate prize includes not only $3000 but also the invaluable opportunity to showcase their art to an international audience.
Spanning over a dozen categories, these awards cater to the diverse spectrum of photographic specializations. This inclusivity ensures that photographers from various corners of the globe are adequately represented, highlighting the richness and breadth of talent in key areas of expertise.
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#1. Professional Monochrome Photographer Of The Year 2023 – Érico Hiller
An Acid Attack Survivor (Portrait at the Taj Mahal). In my work for my new book about women, I was in Agra, India, and I was able to meet countless women like Geeta, in the photo, who posed for me, a timeless and disturbing portrait, which shows a trace of the violence and intolerance of our time.
#2. Amateur Monochrome Photographer Of The Year 2023 – Simon Biddie
Male California sea lions are distinct from female sea lions; they are larger in size, have thick necks and possess a protruding, grey sagittal crest. During mating season the dominant males become territorial and protect their harem, which can be up to 30 females. This male bursts through a shoal of sardines, with his harem seen behind him.
#3. Abstract: 1st Place – Poetry Of Silence By Roland Blum
#4. Abstract: 2nd Place – White Lava By Hilda Champion
#5. Abstract: 3rd Place – Oyster Mushroom by Dale M Reid
#6. Architecture: 1st Place – Future Past by Mario Tarantino
#7. Architecture: 2nd Place – National Theatre Luminosity Ballet by Thomas Maguire
#8. Architecture: 3rd Place – Nabatea by Nigel Malone
#9. Conceptual: 1st Place – Jesters Gender Game by Austin Fischer
#10. Conceptual: 2nd Place – Horror Movies Story by Hardi Budi
#11. Conceptual: 3rd Place – Aphonic by Chandler Williams
#12. Landscapes: 1st Place – Dust-Lade Hooves: Saga of the Volcanic Riders by Mahendra Bakle
#13. Landscapes: 2nd Place – Mt.Fuji by Kantapat Phutthamkul
#14. Landscapes: 3rd Place – Aphairesi by Rene Algesheimer
#15. Nature: 1st Place – Winter Story by Bin Zhang
#16. Nature: 2nd Place – The Leader by Xavier Ortega
#17. Nature: 3rd Place – Love Language by Fenqiang Liu
#18. Photojournalism: 1st Place – Mud Ball Wrestlinig by Nguyen Dang Giang
#19. Photojournalism: 2nd Place – Jugglers by Natalia Gorshkova
#20. Photojournalism: 3rd Place – Rapa Das Bestas by Hans-Maximo Musielik
#21. Portrait: 2nd Place – Back to you by Giandomenico Veneziani
#22. Portrait: 3rd Place – Smoking Man by Ien Yamasaki
#23. Street: 1st Place – Snowfall by Beata Zawrzel
#24. Street: 2nd Place – Bubble Fun by Tebani Slade
#25. Street: 3rd Place – 17 And A Half Monks by Marcelo Silva
#26. Wildlife: 1st Place – Our Kingdom by James Lewin
#27. Wildlife: 2nd Place – Untitles by Andre Estevez
#28. Wildlife: 3rd Place – Baby Back by Baiju Patil
#29. Wildlife: Honorable Mention – Aerial elegance by Merche Llobera
#30. Wildlife: Honorable Mention – Beneath by Daniel Newton
