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Ozgur Secmen Turkey 1st Place - Outstanding Achievement Photojournalism Professional "Veda" It was a kidney transport, the daughter was giving her kidney to her father |
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Britta Radike Germany 2nd Place - Merit of Excellence Photojournalism Professional "Living in Lebanon - Tripoli 05" After work! The work can barely support the family anymore - they have no hope of improvement. |
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Jan Banning Netherlands 3rd Place - Honor of Distinction Photojournalism Professional "Reconciliation after the Genocide: Liberate & Alphonse" Liberatha Nyirasangwa (70) lost three of her 11 children and her entire family during the genocide. Her twins were murdered when Hutu men raided her house, and another child was killed along with her mother. After years of struggling with anger, she joined a CBS Rwanda socio-therapy group. There, Alphonse Ranyemera (78), who was involved in her twins' murder and had served 15 years in prison, apologized. She forgave him. |
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Juan Carlos USA Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Militarization of a Nation" Soldiers in formation at an official event where President Bukele is addresses the troops. |
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Jan Banning Netherlands Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Reconciliation after the Genocide: Celestin& Jean Marie" Celestin Kayijuka (70, with hat) lost four of his seven children and at least 17 relatives during the genocide. He bears scars from a brutal attack while fleeing. Jean Marie Mukyenrwari (62), who murdered Celestin's father, spent 10 years in prison before confessing during gacaca trials. Through CBS Rwanda socio-therapy, Jean Marie apologized to Celestin and his brothers. "At parties, we now dance together," Celestin says. |
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Michele Zousmer USA Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Color of Loneliness 3" ELDERLY, ALONE , ISOLATED - GLOBAL EPIDEMIC |
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Britta Radike Germany Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Living in Lebanon - Tripoli 04" The children in the basement suffer from the state's shortage economy. |
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Alberto Cicchini Italy Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Free Palestine #2" Studenti Palestinesi nel giorno della memoria in piazza Vittorio Free Palestine |
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Jan Banning Netherlands Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Reconciliation after the Rwandan Genocide: Rose and Ezechiel" Rose Mukarusagara (60), a Rwandan genocide survivor, lost almost her entire family, including her two eldest children. She was brutally attacked, her arm was severly injured and her baby was slaughtered by a group that included Ezechiel Niyibizi (46), who later served ten years in prison for his crimes. Ten years ago, Rose joined a socio-therapy group where she encountered Ezechiel. Through the sessions, he apologized, and Rose ultimately forgave him. |
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Nur Kabir Bangladesh Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Flood" This photo shows that Rohingya Refugee are in dangerous situation during monsoon |
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Edwin Loyola Philippines Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Smoke Fish " The photograph offers a captivating glimpse into the world of traditional culinary artisanship (Tina |
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Tony Gale USA Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Ann-Marie Green" CBS anchor Ann-Marie Green for NY Moves Magazine |
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Francois Gueneau France Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Matines" 3:15 AM, the first prayer service of the day for the monks |
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Britta Radike Germany Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Living in Lebanon - Tripoli 01" Living conditions in Lebanon have deteriorated drastically in the last year. |
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Nluz Love Spain Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Time reflections 02" |
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Ron Jaffe USA Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Overkill" Unit still "GUNSHY" 1998 |
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Magnus Laupa Sweden Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "A glance of pride and anxiety" Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky is traveling around the world to secure support. |
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Joseph Goh Meng Huat Singapore Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Yi Peng Lantern Festival " Floating dreams, aglow in the night. During the Yi Peng Lantern Festival in Chiang Mai, thousands gather to release lanterns into the sky, symbolizing letting go of misfortune and making new wishes f |
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Monica Gumm Germany Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Shepherds Highway #1" 1400 Merino sheep on their way to their summer pasture in Soria / Spain |
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Yoshiteru Yamamoto Canada Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Love" LOVE |
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Frank Bevans USA Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Holding on" |
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Lindsay Keats New Zealand Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Iconic Calcutta" The Iconic Rickshaw and Ambassador Taxi of Kolkata |
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Lynne Mass USA Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Sugar Cane Progress" |
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Eric Kanigan USA Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Life on the Edge" The fragile interplay between the humans and the endangered gorillas who share the land. |
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Lawrence Worcester UK Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Recycle Cyle" Hanoi night life with an eco focus |
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Glenn Goldman USA Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Donkey Parking in Rissani" Near the medina in Rissani, Morocco. |
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Brian LaCas Canada Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Broken Down" Broken down 1950's car in Havana. |
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Brian Cassey Australia Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Surviving Cyclone Jasper Torrent - Bill & Michelle" Bill and Michelle Dunn at their destroyed Degarra home in North Australia. They spent 12 hours clinging to a tree surrounded by flood waters from Cyclone Jasper which scoured away their community. |
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Britta Radike Germany Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Living in Lebanon - Tripoli 02" More and more people are living in the basements of the city of Tripoli without any prospects. |
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Britta Radike Germany Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Living in Lebanon - Tripoli 03" Electricity is hardly available or is no longer affordable for the poor part of the population. |
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Chieko Tanemura USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Trump" |
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Dick Nosbisch USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Forever peace" FOREVER PEACE |
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Diego Cappella USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Precision Under Pressure" Mastering intense conditions with unwavering focus and skill. |
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Donn Dobkin USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Cat With Laundry" Lisbon, September 2024 |
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Donn Dobkin USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Cleaving" Cleaving has two meanings in English. One is to bring closer, the other is to cut apart. |
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Glen McClure USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "On Watch Cienfuegos Cuba" From the series Cuba |
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Glenn Goldman USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Blue Boats, Blue Doors" Fishing boats at Essaouira, Morocco |
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Glenn Goldman USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Waterfront Autographs" San Francisco, California |
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Guido Schiefer Germany Nominee Photojournalism Professional "German Football Fans" German Football Fans during the European Championships in Cologne |
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Guido Schiefer Germany Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Georgian Fans" Georgian Soccerl Fans during the European Championships in Cologne |
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Guido Schiefer Germany Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Romanian Football Fans" Romanian Football Fans during the European Championships in Cologne |
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Jan Banning Netherlands Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Reconciliation after the Genocide: Epiphanie & Jean Baptiste" Epiphanie Mukamazinpaka (36) survived the 1994 Rwandan genocide, in which all eight of her siblings and her parents were killed. At age six, she escaped an attempted rape after her family was burned alive by a mob, including Jean Baptiste Sibomana (49). Years later, in a socio-therapy group with CBS Rwanda, Jean Baptiste, after serving 12 years in prison, apologized, and they reconciled. |
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Jan Banning Netherlands Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Reconciliation after the Genocide: Marianna & Marc" Marianna Nyirantgorama (58) survived the genocide by hiding among corpses after her family was massacred in a church. She later fled to Bisesero, where tens of thousands of Tutsis were killed. In 2018, she joined a CBS Rwanda therapy group that included Marc Nyandekwe (60), a neighbor who killed her sister and looted her home. During therapy, she forgave him. |
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Jan Banning Netherlands Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Reconciliation after the Genocide: two Anciles" Ancile Unabagira (57, with black headscarf), a survivor from Gasabo, lost her husband, parents, and two siblings during the genocide. She fled to the forest with her three young children, surviving with help from compassionate Hutus. Ancile Nyiramimani (52), had betrayed four of Unabagira's in-laws, but they were saved by a man who led them to safety near the RPF. They met in a CBS Rwanda therapy group, and in therapy, Unabagira learned of Nyiramimani's extreme poverty and forgave her. They eventually embraced. |
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Jan Banning Netherlands Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Reconciliation after the Genocide: Clever & Faustin" Clever Kadurira (68, right) lost his wife, three children, father, and six siblings during the genocide. In his yard, three crosses mark the graves of his father, mother, and oldest brother. Faustin Nizeyimana (76), who killed Clever's brother, served 12 years in prison. He later apologized. Now, Faustin is treasurer of a self-help group which includes Clever. |
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Jean Rouzaud France Nominee Photojournalism Professional "When the planes return to the stable" After many years the planes are painted or destroyed, they have replaced the cows. Tomorrow they will consume the corn transformed into Kerosene... |
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Keith Tsuji Hong Kong Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Open Cremation" ChatGPT Open cremation at Pashupatinath Temple in Kathmandu is a Hindu ritual by the Bagmati River, symbolizing the soul’s liberation (moksha) through purification, prayers, and ash immersion. |
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Mark Art.Visualizations Netherlands Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Liquid Gold (Argan Oil)" „Liquid Gold“ (Argan Oil) 1 liter of Argan oil needs around 20 kg cores (hand picked, dried and opened with a stone by hand) to be processed, the daily rate of one Berber woman. |
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Mauro Moschetta Switzerland Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Dis-a-Star Firefighter" A muddy battlefield: Firefighters tackle the Berlingen disaster |
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Nicol Hockett USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Trump Protest No. 1" |
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Nluz Love Spain Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Time reflections 06" |
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Nluz Love Spain Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Time reflections 05" |
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Nluz Love Spain Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Time reflections 04" |
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Nur Kabir Bangladesh Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Rohingya Refugee camp view" This photo shows that Rohingya Refugee people are surviving in a very crowded place |
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Nur Kabir Bangladesh Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Seeking justice " Rohingya Refugee people are seeking justice through voices and demonstration from international experts |
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Nur Kabir Bangladesh Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Barberic fence " The movement of the Rohingya Refugee is restricted by the Bangladesh with fence. So, people have to struggle to go out for any emergency |
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Praveen Emmanuel India Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Water Crisis" Millions in Africa still lack access to clean water—an ongoing crisis demanding urgent action to secure a basic human right. |
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Rainer K. Lampinen Finland Nominee Photojournalism Professional "China life" China life |
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Ric Kallaher USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Tattered Flag" A Tattered Flag in Montauk |
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Scarlett Freund USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Workers' Protest" Under the cool gaze of a fashion icon, union members gather to protest workers' conditions in Rome. |
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Stuart Emmerson UK Nominee Photojournalism Professional "May Day" Armaleggan border morris may day |