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Filip Warwick UK 1st Place - Outstanding Achievement Photojournalism Professional "Shattered city - Narrow path" A typical view of one of the city's destroyed residential neighbourhoods. A father watches his son cycle down a residential path. He tells his son to keep to the cleared path as improvised explosive devices (IEDs) litter the city. The father and his family recently returned to the city and have rebuilt the apartment's outer walls. But with no running water and electricity, many obstacles still remain for ordinary people. Following the international coalition air campaign, the four-month push to oust the Islamic State, which ended in Oct 2017, destroyed some 90% of the city. |
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Kurt Vansteelant Belgium 2nd Place - Merit of Excellence Photojournalism Professional "Selling Eggs" At a Ghanese market, a mother is selling eggs while her child is drinking |
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Chloe Aftel USA 3rd Place - Honor of Distinction Photojournalism Professional "Underground Abortion Clinics" Mother Jones commissioned a piece on underground abortion clinics and providers, we could not show their faces so we had to find creative ways to shoot silhouettes. |
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Sandy Adams USA Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "We Won't Be Silent" One of the many protest marches of the year. |
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Marc Stapelberg Australia Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Determination" A fire fighter removes his breathing apparatus at a huge macadamea oil fire on the east coast of Australia |
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Els Zweerink Netherlands Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "dutch local elections" Volunteers empty the container with votes for the dutch local elections |
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Jeff Johnson USA Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "The Barrio Chino, Havana, Cuba" A view down the main street of Chinatown in Havana, Cuba |
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Hasan Cem Araptarli Turkey Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Gypsy Migration" Gypsies originated in India over one thousand years ago and a few still remain living the nomadic lifestyle. Gypsies cannot be forced to conform to the rules of modern life. |
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Alessio Coser Italy Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "mental health" Rome - Psychiatric Service of Diagnosis and Care, San Filippo Hospital; a patient rests inside his room. In May 2018, the closure of mental hospitals has been forty years. It was 1978 when the Parliam |
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Danilo Balducci Italy Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Stuck in Bosnia" Europe, Bosnia, Bihac, August 27, 2018:In the city on the border with Croatia there are hundreds of migrants of Pakistani and Afghan origin who try to cross the border often clashing with the Croatian |
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Rajesh Dhungana Nepal Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "39 people killed by bomb blast" 39 people killed on the spot on public bus bomb blast |
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Alberto Cicchini Italy Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Earthquake in center Italy" Il Parroco di Amatrice Gammarota , uno dei primi soccorritori nelle prime ore |
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Heather Swan Canada Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Honouring Fallen Officer" Honouring Fallen Officer |
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Carol Allen-Storey UK Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Asha, A Young Survivor" “My greatest challenge is managing the response when people learn I am HIV positive. I had a teacher who I told of my status, she told my boyfriend who was furious and he beat me.†|
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Filip Warwick UK Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Shattered city - Keeping to clear tracks" Raqqa, Syria. Three young girls, two adults and a child squeeze onto a small motorcycle. Local traffic uses paths and roads hastily cleared by the Raqqa Civil Council to avoid any hidden IED’s. |
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Danilo Balducci Italy Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Thousand are still missing" July 11, 2018 - Srebrenica, Bosnia - Twenty-three years have passed since the Srebrenica Genocide took the lives of more than 7000 victims in Bosnia and Herzegovina between 1992 and 1995. This horrifi |
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Malissia Simpson USA Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "A Little Help Never Hurts" Before being prepped for a R knee replacement, I had my friend write on both knees which one was being operated on as a precaution. Both the resident and my MD were very amused and left it in place. |
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Tim Gerard Barker Australia Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "The Bear Bile Trade" It is estimated that there are about 2,400 bears imprisoned on farms in Vietnam today, they are kept in cramped metal cages and milked for their bile for their entire lives. |
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Sandy Adams USA Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "America in Distress" One of the many protest marches. |
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Wee Seng Goh Singapore Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "onwards" the mass horses approaching , taking from a high angle |
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Jens Lucking USA Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Dead End" A Mexican immigrant is selling a variety of flags in a dead end street in rural California during the presidency of Donald J Trump. |
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Arnaud Gras France Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Ginette" Ginette seule dans sa chambre |
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Caroline Tanghe Belgium Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Crush" |
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Edwin Loyola Philippines Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Rest In Peace" A Veterans For Peace, Sta. Monica Pier, Los Angeles |
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Annie Katz USA Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Ugandan Street Bike" I took this photo in Uganda outside of the city of Kigali. This homemade, wooden bike astonished me. The young man seemed to be perfectly happy with it and it worked! but it was so unusual to see |
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Andrei Iliescu Romania Nominee Photojournalism Professional "The Young Army" A group of young cadets and their commander wait for the subway at the "Ploschad Revolutsii" station, Moscow, June 2017. In Russian Federation military and patriotic education has become part of the e |
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Benjamin Haselberger Thailand Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Into The Dark - Scenes From South East Asia's Meth Epidemic (2)" Ice, crystal, shabu. Called by these and other names, crystal methamphetamine use is reaching epidemic levels over a wide swathe of Southeast Asian society, from homeless children in Cambodia, prostit |
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Benjamin Haselberger Thailand Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Into The Dark - Scenes From South East Asia's Meth Epidemic (1)" An addict in an abandoned building, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. She's crying because she's about to lose her leg due to diabetes. |
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Brett Howard Nelson USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "The Decay of Northern State Hospital" Northern State Hospital. Sedro-Woolley, Washington. Leica photography. |
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Brian Cassey Australia Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Victim of Sorcery ... Dorcas" Dorcas Nunugi was accused of sorcery and attacked in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea. Her arm was nearly severed. She was then tortured with hot iron bars scarring her torso, breasts and thighs. |
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Britta Radike Germany Nominee Photojournalism Professional "party convention" Beijing city at the time of party congress of KP in 2017. |
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Carol Allen-Storey UK Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Florence from a series Out of the Shadows" “I became pregnant when I was 15 in rush of passion with my boyfriend. I then thought about the fate of my life, I was not prepared for parenting, I lost hope. I told my boyfriend, he said he would |
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Domenic Aquilina Malta Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Why Me?" A Malta medical staff member carries a young unaccompanied child to safety as migrants on board the Lifeline NGO rescue vessel with 234 migrants finally berthed in Senglea, Malta on 27 June 2018 |
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Elaine Ellman USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Protest" We the people protest,Union Square, NYC |
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Fa-Hsiang Hu Taiwan Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Face Book" Historical figure statue on the square |
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Filip Warwick UK Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Raqqa's mass graves - Basic identification" Raqqa, Syria. According to Human Rights Watch there are a number of mass graves. Local emergency teams are struggling to provide information to families looking for their missing or dead relatives. |
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Hasan Cem Araptarli Turkey Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Gypsy Village Under Water" Gypsies originated in India over one thousand years ago and a few still remain living the nomadic lifestyle. Gypsies cannot be forced to conform to the rules of modern life. |
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Jacky Chapman UK Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Brexit" People's Vote march. Protesters take to the streets of London in a bid to persuade the British government to hold a referendum on the final Brexit deal. October 2018. |
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Juan Carlos USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Undemocratic State" Soldiers stand guard to repress supporters of the ALIANZA opposition political party who kept holding national protest after the November 26 2017 election day, claiming voter fraud from current presid |
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Juan Carlos USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Protestor" A young protestor at a barricade on the road that connects the city of Masaya with the capital city Managua as he wear's the Nicaraguan flag as a mask to protect his identity. The opposition and its s |
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Judith Orr USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Man in the Wall." |
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Julian Leek USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "SpaceX Falcon Heavy" First launch of the SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket from Launch Complex 39A Kennedy Space Center Florida |
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Julian Leek USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Bomb Suspect Sayoc Seen at Trumps Melbourne Rally" Bomb-making terror suspect, Cesar Sayoc Jr, age 56, who was arrested last week at an Auto Zone store in Plantation, Florida, was also discovered to have attended the 2017 Trump Rally in Melbourne, Fl |
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Ko van Leeuwen Netherlands Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Mouth to beak" a firefighter rescues a dog by mouth to beak breathing and later with oxygen. |
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Ko van Leeuwen Netherlands Nominee Photojournalism Professional "The last bit....." The last bits of work before reopening the Velsertunnel after a nine months renovation |
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Ko van Leeuwen Netherlands Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Police versus traffic light: 1-1" No one was injured and their colleagues were able to catch the burglars in the act. |
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Marc Stapelberg Australia Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Land of Fire" This Far north coast sugar cane farmer has been living on the farm all his life and has spent the majority of his years watching the cycle of growth and fire, harvest and plant. The sheer speed and in |
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Mattia Vacca Italy Nominee Photojournalism Professional "The forgotten war of Nagorno Karabakh" Nagorno-Karabagh lived for twenty five years in an in-between, neither in war nor in peace, between independence and nonrecognition. That forgotten war seems to be still not finished today. |
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Mohammad Rakibul Hasan Bangladesh Nominee Photojournalism Professional "The Rohingya Exodus" Rohingya refugees are entering Bangladesh while empty houses in the villages in Myanmar have been set fire by Army. Over one million Rohingya refugees are in Bangladesh living with uncertain fate. |
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Monica Gumm Germany Nominee Photojournalism Professional "The Biblical Corporation" Children celebrating the holy week in the small town of Puente Genil (Spain). Andalusia is famous for its pompous easter processions. |
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Patrick Ryan South Africa Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Wet Lines" Silhouetted by burning logs a wildland firefighter battles the strong wind to direct water at the fireline during the Simonsberg East Fire, near Stellenbosch. |
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Paul M. Murray USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "A Stairway To..." The icons of Cuba's revolutionary struggle are ever present. |
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Rainer K. Lampinen Finland Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Washing on mountains" Street washing on mountains, China P.R. |
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Shairon Paterson Australia Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Sami" In the twilight of midday, the indigenous people of Lapland, The Sami, bring in thousands and thousands of deer to be sorted for winter, a once in many many years occurance |
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Thomas Kokta USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Salt Piles" Salt Piles left to Dry, Bolivia |
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Victoria Parnall-Vaughan UK Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Shrine" |
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Wee Seng Goh Singapore Nominee Photojournalism Professional "man and dog" dog is this man 's best companion |
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Wee Seng Goh Singapore Nominee Photojournalism Professional "weighing my goose" the old kampong scene |