L’ultimo annuncio della World Photography Organisation prima della cerimonia di gala, e quindi dell’incoronazione del vincitore dell’Iris d’Or e di ogni singolo vincitore della categoria Professional, è quello relativo alle categorie Open e Youth.
La categoria Open è composta come sempre da 10 differenti sezioni quali Architecture, Arts and Culture, Enhanced, Low Light, Nature & Wildlife, Panoramic, People, Smile, Split Second, and Travel; Youth, la categoria per fotografi tra i 12 e i 19 anni, ne sono dedicate 3: Culture, Environment, and Portraits.
Ecco quindi le immagini vincitrici, che faranno parte della grande mostra alla Somerset House.
CATEGORIA OPEN
Architecture – Filip Wolak, Polonia
Snowy Central Park at 10,000 feet – Filip Wolak, Poland, Winner, Open, Architecture, 2016
Arts and Culture – Swee Choo Oh, Malesia
The Lantern Store – Swee Choo Oh, Malaysia, Winner, Open, Arts and Culture, 2016
Enhanced – Pedro Díaz Molins, Spagna
Planned Obsolescence – Pedro Diaz Molins, Spain, Winner, Open, Enhanced, 2016
Low Light – Kei Nomiyama, Giappone
Enchanted Bamboo Forest – Kei Nomiyama, Japan, Winner, Open, Low Light, 2016
People – Alexandre Meneghini, Brasile
Cuba Beach/Reuters – Alexandre Meneghini, Brazil, Winner, Open, People, 2016
Smile – Alex Ingle, Scozia
Wake Up Call – Alexander Ingle, UK, Winner, Open, Smile, 2016
Split Second – Chaiyot Chanyam, Thailandia
Splashing Birds – Chaiyot Chanyam, Thailand, Winner, Open, Split Second, 2016
Travel – Andrej Tarfila, Slovenia
Untitled – Andrej Tarfila, Slovenia, Winner, Open, Travel, 2016
CATEGORIA YOUTH
Culture – Sepehr Jamshidi Fard, Iran (17 anni)
Salt Cleansing By Sepehr Jamshidi Fard, Youth, Winner, Culture, 2016
Environment – Anais Stupka, Italia (12 anni)
Mount Kazbek in Frame, Georgia by Anais Stupka, Youth, Winner, Environment, 2016
Portraits – Sam Delaware, Stati Uniti (18 anni)
Sarah by Sam Delaware, Youth, Winner, Portraiture, 2016
