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Here Are The 11 Photographers That Won The Prestigious Hasselblad Masters Awards Of 2018
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Here Are The 11 Photographers That Won The Prestigious Hasselblad Masters Awards Of 2018

The Winners Of 2018 Hasselblad Masters Awards Have Just Been Announced, And Their Photos Are AmazingHere Are The 11 Winning Photographers Of 2018 Hasselblad Masters Awards, And Their Photos Are AmazingHasselblad Masters Awards 2018 Finally Unveil The Winners, And Their Pictures Are AmazingHere Are The 11 Photographers That Won The Prestigious Hasselblad Masters Awards Of 2018Hasselblad Awards Jury Reviewed 31,500 Photographers To Announce These 11 Winners, And Their Pics Are Amazing11 Best Photos From The 2018 Hasselblad Masters Awards2018 Hasselblad Masters Awards Have Their Winners, And These 33 Shots Are Amazing33 Winning Shots From The 2018 Hasselblad Masters Awards, Selected From 31,500 Contestants33 Breathtaking Winning Shots From The 2018 Hasselblad Masters Awards11 Winners Of 2018 Hasselblad Masters Awards That Were Selected Out Of 31,500 Photographers
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One of the most prestigious photography contests in the world has announced the best photos of its 2018 competition. The Hasselblad Masters Awards are held once every two years, selecting the very best photographers in 11 categories. This time, the photo contest attracted 31,500 entries (175% more than two years ago), receiving some of the most stunning pictures from across the world.

From intimate portraits to otherworldly landscapes, the contest awards give acclaimed professionals, as well as aspiring newcomers, the opportunity to leave their mark in the world of photography art. The winners will be named Hasselblad Masters, become the ambassadors of the famous Swedish name for two years. They will also receive invitations to participate in its projects, medium format Hasselblad cameras, and their work will be printed in the Hasselblad Masters book.

“It really struck me how progressive many of the entries were this year and how far the entrants were willing to push the brief,” jury member and professional photographer Tom Oldham said. “These were the photographers who caught my eye – the ballsy, out-there risk-takers who make compelling pictures that refuse to be ignored. I’m proud to have helped to get this great kit into their hands – their creative photography skills deserve it.”

More info: hasselblad.com (h/t demilked)

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    My eyes are blessed to have seen these. Thanks for sharing!

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    6 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    These are my favorite type of posts on BP. Wildlife, Landscape, Architecture and Art categories were particularly breathtaking.

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