Also won Gold in the Wildlife category.

Also won Gold in the Photojournalism category.

Also Nominated in the Minimalism category.

"The camera captured various images of citizens crossing the pedestrian crossing."

Also won Gold in Film/Analog category.

"Sometimes the photography gods present us with just the right play of light in just the right place to create a magical scene. I photographed this example on film using a Hasselblad camera. Lens flare created pentagonal shapes and streaks of light that added to the atmosphere quality."

Also Nominated in the Wildlife category.

"All of nature seemed in harmony when an early rut season meeting brought these two moose together in the Wyoming wilderness."

Also won Gold in the Conceptual category, Gold in the Abstract category, and Silver in the Fine Art category.

"This is a photo from the series 'Form is temporary. Class in permanent.'
The photo was taken with a Wista45 large format camera."

Also won Silver in the Abstract category, the People’s Vote Award in the Abstract category, and received Honorable Mention in the Conceptual category.

"Tulip leaf."

Also won Bronze in the Minimalism category, received an Honorable Mention in the Fine Art Category, and was Nominated in the Event category.

"Jennifer had just put on the wedding dress and was about to step out of the room, when this moment aligned. I relish organic images that feel timeless and this moment reminds me of an Americana or Folk Art painting in its simplicity of form, shape, shadow and light."

Also received an Honorable Mention in the People category.

"Everything happens, in New York City. Individuals who look tiny and insignificant, in comparison to the immensity of this place, can appear as large as buildings at street level, on the most important day of their lives."

"Every Thursday night, the urban Ron Maloya takes place in Saint-Denis, the main city of Réunion island. Along the waterfront, people and musicians flock from nearby towns to commune over their mutual love for Maloya. These gatherings pulsate with the vigor and solidarity of this art form."

Also received the People’s Vote Award in the Portrait category.

"Surma Tribe of the Omo Valley, Ethiopia."

Also received an Honorable Mention in the People category.

"On the streets of Harlem, in the city of New York, I came upon a small group of extras taking a quick break from filming. One actor gave me a smile and a nod before dropping back into character for me. I lifted my camera, took one shot, smiled, gave him a nod and went on my way. I Love New York!"

Also Nominated in the Fine Art category.

"At Camargue festivals, the horses are carried away by the guardians to catch and lead the bulls to the arena.
There, at that very moment, a dance begins with the clash of stirrups and shoes.
Synchronicity is the keystone of this ancestral tradition, which takes us on a waltz of intense beats."

"The ABOARD chronicles take us on a visual journey to witness the fascinating anonymity of this cosmopolitan society floating the seas."