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Winners: Color Awards 2022

We are honored to present 100 amazing photographers as the winners and finalists of the 2022 Color Awards. According to the criteria of our jury, which has judged all the images from four basic factors: Technique, impact, composition and style.

We are honored to present 100 amazing photographers as the winners and finalists of the 2022 Color Awards.

According to the criteria of our jury, which has judged all the images from four basic factors: Technique, impact, composition and style.

All these images will be published in the book “Color – Best Photographs of 2022” that will be published this November. Each photograph will be presented with the name and contact links of the author. This book is designed for international expansion and search for the best opportunities for selected photographers.

 

 

WINNERS

COLOR AWARDS 2022

1st PLACE WINNER   |  Christophe Demigné (FR)

2nd PLACE WINNER   |  Milos Nejezchleb (CZ)

3rd PLACE WINNER   | Svetlin Yosifov (BG)

HONORABLE MENTION   |  Jose Girl (US)

HONORABLE MENTION   | Alexandru Crisan (RO)

 

 

 

 

BEST IMAGES

COLOR AWARDS 2022


Alex Sher (US)

Dámaso Ávila (ES)

Jason Hioe (ID)

Joe Patronite (US)

Juan Rodríguez Morales (ES)

Larry Louie (CA)

Manu Grinspan (IL)

Mehdi Khemici (ES)

Ng Xuan Hui (JP)

Oskar Gaskon (ES)


Juan Rodríguez Morales (ES)

Oliver Klink (US)

Oskar Gaskon (ES)

Riccardo Magherini (IT)

Salem McBunny (MX)

Stefano Lunardi (AT)

Stuart Chape (AU)

Terence Bogue (AU)

Vicky Martin (GB)


Zdeněk Vošický (CZ)

 

 

 

 

 

FINALISTS

COLOR AWARDS 2022


Alexandru Crisan (RO)

Grace Ho (MY)

Gregor Radonjič (SI)

Hal Gage (US)

Heiko Römisch (DE)

Giuseppe Cardoni (IT)

Fenqiang Liu (US)

Alexej Sachov (UA)

Alex Sher (US)

Andrew Ashleigh Kozelka (JP)

Anne Mason Hoerter (US)

Karsten Faltinski (DE)

Katia Prat (ES)

Antoine Buttafoghi (FR)

Ari Bafalouka (FR)

Brittany Hicken (US)

C.E Morse (US)

Charles Birnbaum (US)

Christie Goldstein (US)

Christine Nagel (SG)

Klaus Lenzen (DE)

Larry Louie (CA)

Leanne Trivett S. (US)

Linda Rutenberg (CA)

Linyu Miao (US)

Luke Hayes (GB)

Luke Hayes (GB)

Maciej Makowski (PL)

Mahmud Tareq Hassan (NO)

Ng Xuan-Hui (JP)

Nikhail Asnani (US)

Patrick Zélis (BE)

Paul Johnson (US)

Raul Lacroix (ES)

Robert Lie (ID)

Stuart Chape (AU)

Susanne Middelberg (NL)

Svetlin Yosifov (BG)

Vicky Martin (GB)

Yung Sen Wu (TW)


Jose Girl (US)

Christophe Demigné (FR)

Cris Sial (ES)

Cristina Rizzi Guelfi (IT)

Henri Kartmann (FR)

Massimo Russo (IT)

Robert Lie (ID)

Rodrigo Izquierdo (US)

Rohina Hoffman (US)

Salem McBunny (MX)

Sara Camporesi (IT)

Sasha Vom Dorp (US)

Matteo Beltrame (IT)

Maurizio Sartoretto (IT)

Michael Nguyen (DE)

Milos Nejezchleb (CZ)

Mahmud Tareq Hassan (NO)

Iveta Lazdina (LV)

Julie Fowells (US)

Karen Crouse (US)

Janez Vlachy (SI)

Joseph O´Neill (US)

Dámaso Ávila (ES)

Devendra Shrimali (IT)

Diana Cheren Nygren (US)

Elena Molina (US)

Emmanuelle Becker (FR)

Fabio Magara (IT)

Fenqiang Liu (US)

Gabriella Gonçalves Pretelli (DE)

Andrew Ashleigh Kozelka (JP)

Vladimir Karamazov (BG)

Vladimir Karamazov (BG)

Xavier Blondeau (FR)

Yoshi Okamoto (JP)


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