When people say that photographers deserve credit, it doesn't only mean that they have to be mentioned. It also means that they deserve some appreciation and acknowledgment for their work. The One Eyeland Awards annually give the credit photographers well deserve, as well as give a financial reward for the best photos. They also put these works out for sale and give a solid platform for publishing. One Eyeland has recently announced the winners of 2020, so without further ado, give it a look and see what catches your eyes the most.
#42 The Natives By Ryan Creevey. Gold In Nature
A photographic portrait series celebrating the diverse range of captivating and wondrous creatures that roam the great southern land that is Australia. Photographed in a contained studio environment, the resulting work is a collection of images juxtaposing the wild against the controlled. The purity of the backdrop magnifies the raw beauty of "The Natives," with a hyper-realness that amplifies every minute detail.
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#43 Memento Mori By Ivan Duran. Gold In Fine Art
When I did this photoshoot at the beginning of the year, COVID-19 hadn't yet hit. As we all went into lockdown, I spent a lot of time trying to better my editing and create more artistic pictures, and I knew I wanted to do something special with this photoshoot. Finally, the idea for this skull popped into my head. I spent about 3 weeks crafting this image, which uses a total of 239 pictures.
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#44 Heirs Of Ragnar By Jorge Alvarino. Gold In Fine Art
This series of portraits of the heirs of a Nordic king arose from a simple concept such as paying homage to Caravaggio. Always in search of shocking images with their own personality, I have added anachronistic elements such as tattoos, poker and junk food, which together with talents, makeup and styling work give these photos the atmosphere and cinematographic aesthetics that I search in my projects.
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#47 Mac Your Night – Construction. Gold In Advertising
Mac Your Night—For those people who are up at all hours of the night, be they working, playing, studying, dancing or relaxing, McDonald’s can really make their night.
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#50 Cover Of Blizzard By Alexander Vershinin. Silver In Fine Art
Winternight on the Lofoten Islands, Norway, 2020.
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#52 Geometric By Adolfo Rodriguez. Bronze In Editorial
The geometry of the bottles stacked in a wine cellar in Portugal creates an optical effect that makes it difficult to identify what we see.
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#53 Victoria Glacier By Stephan Romer. Bronze In Nature
The Victoria Glacier in the Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park, New Zealand. West Coast and the Tasman Sea in the background.
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#54 Identification Of Fruits By Masumi Shiohara. Silver In Advertising, Fine Art, Nature
I am a fruit farmer and breeder. If you want to obtain a plant patent for a new variety you have bred, you can record and submit a plant patent application in the "Table of Characteristics" and submit it .I took inspiration from my experience with these procedures to create a single piece of work with taxonomically important trait values for fruit varieties. I'm trying to put it all together. I grow my own fruit, so I know the characteristics of each variety. This is an advantage.
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#56 Hexapods By Derek Mccoy. Gold In Special
These Hexapod specimens were selected for their symmetry, texture, vibrant color, and graphic nature. The images are composed of many stacked frames; a technical endeavor that offers a wonderful look into this world of tiny figurines.
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#57 Pets By Gabriela Homolova. Gold In Fine Art
Our pets say a lot about who we are.
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#58 2020 By Felix Hernandez Dreamography. Silver In Advertising
2020 was a tough year. Photographers had to find new ways to create from home in lockdown. This series was done using small scale cars (1/43 scale) shot over real water in a tray and printed BG, adding fog with a fogger machine. These images represent the way I felt during those hard days and the way I deal with the situation.
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#60 Submarine In The Sea Of Clouds By Carlo Yuen. Bronze In Fine Art
It’s about 50 mins before sunrise. You can see the very weak twilight from the skyline. It means the dark will no longer stay and a new morning is coming. At this moment, the Kowloon peak (the tallest mountain in Kowloon, Hong Kong) is covered by sea of clouds except the top. It looks like a submarine diving into the sea.
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