AAP Magazine Announces Winners of Prestigious Portrait Photography Competition.
AAP Magazine is excited to reveal the winners of its highly anticipated Portrait Photography Competition. Selected from a vast array of international submissions, these 25 talented photographers have showcased exceptional prowess in capturing the essence of their subjects through the art of portraiture.
Portrait photography is a powerful medium that conveys the depth and diversity of human experiences. This year’s winning photographs push the boundaries of traditional portraiture, presenting not just faces, but rich stories, emotions, and moments that resonate deeply with viewers.
From intimate, candid shots to meticulously composed studio portraits, this year’s winners exhibit an extraordinary range of styles and techniques. Their work captures the raw beauty of the human spirit, highlighting both individuality and our shared humanity.
More info: all-about-photo.com
This post may include affiliate links.
"Those Two Blue Eyes Light Your Face," Finland From The Series A Dog Day Afternoon
Photo by Manuel Besse.
this woman has told kids to behave or a witch will come for them. she reminds me of an aunt. i can smell her kitchen of boiled something. this picture could be one to send to space so aliens know what a human looks like. Of course part of a representation. but she looks like a star .
Each of the 25 winners brings a distinct perspective and artistic vision to the field of portrait photography. Their work spans various themes and genres, including cultural narratives, personal stories, and abstract interpretations. The diversity in their backgrounds and approaches enriches the overall collection, making it a truly global celebration of photographic excellence.
AAP Magazine extends heartfelt congratulations to all the winners. Their remarkable achievements underscore the transformative power of portrait photography. By freezing moments in time, these photographers allow us to look beyond the surface and connect with the deeper narratives that define us all.
The winning portraits will be featured in the upcoming issue of AAP Magazine, providing a platform for these talented artists to share their work with a broader audience. Additionally, an online gallery will showcase the winning entries, allowing viewers from around the world to experience the profound impact of these images.
For more information, visit our page.
"Lucy In Teal" From The Series Revisiting Beauty
Photo by Aline Smithson.
"Raquel" Brown From The Series Smelt
Photo by Rene Dissel.
"Motherhood" From The Series Bédik Country
Photo by Maïlys Derville.
"Diana" From The Series Stolen Spring
Photo by Alena Grom.
"Miley", Galway, Ireland 2023 From The Series Mincéirs
Photo by Joseph-Philippe Bevillard.
"Voukko" From The Series People To Whom I Invited Myself
Photo by Martina Holmberg.
There's an anger to her classiness . A Mrs. Bucket who smoked Virginia Slims 100's Menthol, "You've come a long way , Baby." A Florida baroness.
Northern Northern Syria, Kobani Canton, May 2016: Portrait Of A Kurdish Fighter
Photo by Maryam Ashrafi.
"Anna"
Photo by Eva Chupikova.
"Reverie #4" From The Series Reverie
Photo by Diego Fabro.
"Fran" From The Series Portrait Complexities: Dismantling The False Body Positivity Narrative
Photo by Allison Martinek.
"Shian Of Stoney Sleep" From The Series The Story Of Stoney Sleep
Photo by Simon Martin.
Oh, to be a fly in their head... what are they mustering, fearing, hoping, loving, do they look cool , what are we having for lunch, why is that song in my head, I love this photographer's bag, I am proud and that's that.
"Piercing Glance" From The Series Eyes Of The City
Photo by Harry Williams.
"Anonymous Women"
Photo by Manuela Thames.
It took me a little while to see the Lady in the background. Beautiful done.
Untitled From The Series The Journey
Photo by Alex Lobo.
I suspect this is just a case of odd camera angle + high contrast black & white photo = enlarged looking forehead with visible blood vessels. Now I'm curious. Does anybody have more info on this photo?
"The Moose Tamer"
Photo by Andreas Kanellopoulos.
t.i.l. someone has balls to approach a moose. and they wear an awesome hat of heritage.
District Of Vinh Linh, Vietnam: Phūng Thê Que, 31 Years Old, She Is A Patient With Down Syndrome, A Victim Of Agent Orange Pollution. Her Father, Phūng Thê Tram Fought For North Vietnam
Photo by Erberto Zani.
There is no way of determining if an individual's Down syndrome was caused by Agent Orange.
"Mary" From The Series Miss Subways Reunion 2024
Photo by Prescott Lassman.
"I Am Starving!"
Photo by Yukio Kumada.
"Ethan" From The Series Just Kids
Photo by Aurelien Bayo.
"Peter", Halloween Night
Photo by Mike Narciso.
"Shibuya Crossing"
Photo by Anna Biret.
"Flags And Dolls" From The Series American Lawn Decor
Photo by Sandy Hill.
Lawn Decor is definitely American Culture. One of the reasons I vacation to drive past Gnome Mountain or The 2nd tallest garden gnome. I love the window decor/lights matching the trim. annnnd is that a patriotic witch by the door?
