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Luca Kleve-Ruud Norway 1st Place - Outstanding Achievement Photojournalism Professional "Rue des Miracles" He was caught stealing some food in a market during the earthquake in Haiti. A mob shot him and left him to die. Fortunately he was rescued by the US army. Port Au Prince, Haiti. |
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Philippe De Poulpiquet France 2nd Place - Merit of Excellence Photojournalism Professional "The Fall of Bab al-Azizia" Tripoli, 23 August 2011. A fighter, armed with two Kalashnikov rifles, shoots in a ball in front of a tent in fire, in the complex of Bab al-Aziziyah, Kadhafi's headquarters, fell to the insurgents. |
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Yannis Kolesidis Greece 3rd Place - Honor of Distinction Photojournalism Professional "A Protester Walks in Front of a Replica Ancient Statue" A protester walks in central S |
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Brian Cassey Australia Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Homeless in Seoul" A child stares in amazement at a homeless man who is bedding down for the night in a cardboard box at Seoul Railway Station South Korea. The homeless are being evicted from the station by rail operator Korail |
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Ilker Gurer Turkey Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Bashar Al-Assad on TV" Bashar Al Assad`s image appeared on tv screen at the center part of the Taksim Square in Istanbul, while the birds were flying over in the sky. "World is Changing" written on the bottom of the image. |
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Kenichi Unaki Japan Honorable Mention Photojournalism Professional "Radioactive Contamination" Self-defense force members pet |
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Andrzej Bochenski Poland Nominee Photojournalism Professional "RIP" first day of New Year people v |
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Atsushi Taketazu Japan Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Evacuation Center" Tsunami refugees spent months |
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Benjamin Haselberger Thailand Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Bangkok Emergency (1)" 1:57 AM The body of a murdered taxi-driver. It is believed that he was killed by a gang of juvenile motocyclists. Every night, dozens of private emergency teams roam the city of Bangkok to collect the injured and the dead. Three nights with Bangkok's Body Collectors. |
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Benjamin Haselberger Thailand Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Bangkok Emergency (2)" 11:36 PM The emergency at the scene of a deadly accident. Every night, dozens of private emergency teams roam the city of Bangkok to collect the injured and the dead. Three nights with Bangkok's Body Collectors. |
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Debra Jansen USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Helping Hands 1" Documenting a C-Section |
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Edoardo Agresti Italy Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Go to Work" Bangladesh, too much young to |
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Ellen Reus Netherlands Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Dogs Castration" The castration of German Sheppard Quinten |
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Gary Smith USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Having Her Hair Brushed in Tight Quarters With Wild Wiring" <digital Nikon D-90> A Favela At the End of Gang Control: A series about the poetry of everyday life inside the largest gang-occupied favela in Rio de Janeiro just prior to “pacification” and on the cusp of Brazil’s emergence as a world economic giant, and of Rio’s hosting of the World Cup of Fútbol in 2014 and Olympic Games in 2016, at the height of the favela gangs’ storied and fabled 35-year criminal epoch. |
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George Philipas South Africa Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Everyday Life and Death of Amisom Soldiers, Mogadishu, Somalia" Three wounded Burundian AMISOM soldiers receiving treatment at the AMISOM base at headquarters at Aden Adde International Airport in Mogadishu. In March 2007, the African Union sanctioned an 8000-strong force (currently 9000) made up mainly of Ugandan and Burundian troops to prop up the weak Transitional Federal Government of Somalia (TFG) against the threat of the Islamic extrimist group, Al-Shabaab. From a tiny area around Aden Ade International Airport in Mogadishu, AMISOM forces have slowly pushed Al-Shabaab back and now control most of the capital city. |
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George Murphy USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "The Parade" In a scene reminiscent of a small town parade, a small band of NASA workers escort the shuttle Atlantis away from the landing field for the very last time, mindful of history happening. |
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Hiroko Tanaka Japan Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Meet Cristobalina" Seventeen-year-old Cristobalina catches her breath after physical therapy session in Guatemala City, Guatemala in August 2012. Cristbalina had her both hands and part of right foot amputated in a r |
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Jack Picone Thailand Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Funeral" A child from a poverty stricken family is laid to rest in a Manila's North cemetery. |
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Jack Picone Thailand Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Caught in the Crossfire" Caught in the Cross-fire during civil war, Angola. |
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James Morgan Australia Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Man in Gold Chair on Road" Shot in Tianjin, China. This image questions western perceptions of china. He is not protesting or committing suicide but simply directing traffic into a private car park. |
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Jim Reed USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Showdown in Western Kansas" Storm Chasers, Kansas, 2008 |
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Kai Löffelbein Germany Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Kids of Sodom, E-Waste in Ghana" Ghana 2011- E-waste worker. |
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Ko van Leeuwen Netherlands Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Wild Horse" Firebrigade saved the horse (Velserbroek/Netherlands) |
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Lars Nyman Sweden Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Doctors in the world, Athen" |
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Marco Andrea Di Lauro Italy Nominee Photojournalism Professional "The Lost Battalion" Afghanistan: German Army soldiers from Task Force MES, 3rd Company, Echo Platoon are seen on their tank as they prepare for a patrol during a mission at the Russian Hill Outpost in Baghlan Province on September 24, 2011 in Afghanistan. |
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Peter Dazeley UK Nominee Photojournalism Professional "First Breath" |
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Philipp Engelhorn Hong Kong Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Turtle Hunt" Turtle hunt off West Faju (Micronesia). 3 local boys are busy tying up a green sea turtle they just hooked. The locals free dive 10-20 meters down to get close to the turtles, they then hook them with a 2 meter bamboo pole which has a hook with a rope attached, the hook releases from the bamboo pole, and the turtle is hooked.The turtle then gets pulled to the surface (eventually it has to breath anyway and come up), it then gets tied to a buoy so it can not dive anymore.This is some serious task and with a full grown turtle you need at least 3-4 people to secure the turtle. |
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Pierre Perrault Canada Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Holster and Gun" Montreal, Canada – May, 28 2012: Montreal Police motorcycle officer. The red reflexion on the holster and gun comes from the back light of his motorcycle bike park just beside were he stand. |
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Probal Rashid USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "A Horrible Memoir of Momena" Momena Akhter(right side in the photo), presently at age 54 is bearing a horrible memoir that distorted her face twenty years ago. After throwing away by husband Momena is now living with her sister A |
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Probal Rashid USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "A Climate Refugee " In one of the flood affected areas of Bangladesh a man is sleeping in the temporarily built house made of bamboo and plastic sheet. He has to leave his habitual lifestyle due to mass flooding. Bangladesh is the worst climate victim in the world. Becoming climate refugees due to desertification, rising sea levels, as well as extreme weather and earth changes like tornadoes, mass flooding, hurricanes etc is very common here. 9 September 2011, Satkhira, Bangladesh |
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Riza Özel Turkey Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Hunger, Thirst, Death; Somalia" The drought the worst in Somalia in 60 years and as well as years of civil war have killed about 30000 children under the age of 5 in 3-4 months according to United Nations. The UN declared 5 regions famine zones in the southern Somalia. The UN estimates, 640 Somali children is malnourished in the country where 4 million people are starving. Somalia based Al-Qaeda affiliate group known as Al-Shabaab in the south of the country do not give access to food aid. |
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Robert Larson USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Waiting for Haiti" A young man uprights a fallen a cross at the St. Christophe memorial. Beneath the ground lay over 100,000 victims of the 2010 earthquake. The image was taken on May 12th, 2012. |
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Tatyana Bessmertnaya USA Nominee Photojournalism Professional "LEAP Foundation, Irene And Her Mother" |
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Yannis Kolesidis Greece Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Protesters React to Stun Grenades " Demonstrators react to stun gr |
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Yusuke Harada Japan Nominee Photojournalism Professional "Freedom Seekers" Rebel fighters kneel down to p |