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.
#61 Arresting Beauties By Amy Ouderkirk Bronze In Fine Art, Nature
Each floral portrait (Clara, Amelia, Tatiana, Gianna and Eleanor) is a digital photo composite created by merging several images together. This technique involves taking photos at different focal lengths in order to capture all the beautiful detail that simply cannot be captured with one shot. Once the desired images have been chosen, they are carefully combined into one, at which point they are painstakingly edited to achieve the desired finished artwork.
Report
3points
#63 Burning Man By Derek Mccoy. Silver In Editorial
Greeted by eccentric stewards and invited to participate in my own inauguration, I ring a ceremonial gong, roll around in a fine alkaline dust, then enter the fantastic world of Burning Man for the first time. After setting up camp, I wander onto the vast playa on foot—it's seductive and endless.
Report
2points
#65 The Show By Morten Rygaard Silver In Advertising, Bronze In Editorial
DJ Martin Jensen's tour “Me, Myself, Online” ended with a bang! Martin's show came back to the national stadium in Denmark. Considering the current landscape of the music industry with the worldwide coronavirus, DJ Martin Jensen has pushed the boundaries with the tour "Me, Myself, Online." DJ Martin Jensen streamed the shows and gave people an experience they won't forget soon.
Report
2points
#66 Tel Aviv Beach By Matty Karp. Bronze In Fine Art
Aerial capture of people sun-basing in Tel Aviv Beaches.
Report
2points
#67 Mask By Martin Eschmann. Gold In Fine Art, People
Driftwood in the merge with the naked body. Expressing love and intimacy with the created, to make everything a parody in the next moment. Seriousness and exuberance in a change like ebb and flow. The old united in photography created by creativity and the tech-savvy medium of the camera. This results in a new order of symmetry and asymmetry between the body and the object, giving the picture's own image a unique quality of rhythm. A kind of metamorphosis from two extremes of driftwood collected by Leo Maria on his travels. The idea of the person portraying his sculptural figures is emotional to portrait.
Report
1point
#68 Mac Your Night – Car By Danny Eastwood. 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.
Report
1point
#69 Mac Your Night – Security. 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.
Report
1point
#70 The Kaleidoscope By Mathias Kniepeiss. Bronze In Fine Art, People
A creative project created by Mathias Kniepeiss and Conny Aitzetmueller in cooperation with the Museum of Illusions Vienna.
Report
1point
#71 The Candy Head By Mathias Kniepeiss. Bronze In Advertising, Fine Art
A creative project created by Mathias Kniepeiss and Conny Aitzetmueller in cooperation with the Museum of Illusions Vienna.
Report
0points
