Life in Another Light | Infrared Photography Contest Winners 2024
Life in Another LightInfrared PhotographyContest 2024 Winners About The Contest Since the start of our competition in 2019, our “Life in Another Light” biannual infrared photography contest has welcomed photographers and videographers from around the world to showcase their unique approaches to storytelling in a niche but growing genre. Our Life in Another Light photo […]
Kolari Life In Another Light Photo Contest: Official Rules 2024
Kolari Life in another light Photo Contest 2024 Official Rules Low Tide (Photo/Dani Kangu) “Life in Another Light” Infrared Photography Contest 2022 – “Aerial” first place winner The 2024 Kolari Vision “Life in Another Light” Infrared Photo Contest (the “Contest”) is sponsored by Kolari Vision LLC (“Sponsor”). Twelve (12) categories will be awarded a 1st, […]
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1st Place Winner for Visible Light Photo Essay: From my Window by Violeta Milutinovic
I live in an old quarter of Belgrade, called Savamala. It is famous for its restaurants, pubs and galleries. My living room is facing an open space, spacious backyard and the entrance to a cultural center. A lot is going on in my neighborhood. My idea was to document events as seen from my window […]
1st Place Winner for IR Photo Essay: Touching the Sublime by Tomas Jirku
What does it mean to be connected with nature? Living in a human world, buffered from nature by human-made things, I had become accustomed to thinking of it as something we go out to and then retreat from. However, once I asked myself the question, it didn’t take long to realize how embedded we are […]
2nd Place Winner for Visible Light Photo Essay: Everyday Life in India by Sebastian Gra
Residents of the village, whole families near the Taj Mahal gardens and their everyday life. Click to view the full photo essay.
2nd Place Winner for IR Photo Essay: IR-CHITECTURE by Antoine Nobile
SPEED – Hong Kong polytechnic school. EGG – Shenzhen OCT design museum. STONE COLD – Modern Hong Kong CUBE – E.U.R. building, Rome, Italy NIAGARA – Niagara university, Malmö Sweden. STACKED – pharmaceutical complex, Basel Switzerland. ARROW – building in Aarhus, Denmark. PURE STEEL – Maersk tower, university of Copenhagen. WAVELETS – Xiqu opera house, […]
3rd Place Winner for Visible-Light Photo Essay: Aftermath of the Magnum Fire by Shirley Smith
In 2020 the Mangum Fire burned about 12,000 acres in the Kaibab National Forest. Aftermath shows what the forest looks like after this devastation, signs of life and the tears of the forest. Click to view the full photo essay.
3rd Place Winner for IR Photo Essay: Fairy Tale of Prague by Vladimir Migutin
With its stunning architecture and gorgeous nature, Prague is arguably the most beautiful city in the world. And, to an even higher extent when photographed with infrared filters, resulting in Fairytale-like views.
Honorable Mention for IR Photo Essay: Saigon in Red by Dzung Tran
“Saigon in red” is my personal photo project from my home town. I would like to share some perspectives on our city at this time. It has changed and is different from what you may know about us from before VietNam’s war. Our city is changing and growing with the appearance of big buildings and […]
Honorable Mention for IR Photo Essay: Hegemony by Hermine Jouan
Confined by the asphalt, the vegetation gradually takes its place with the seasons. It dominates the ruins of civilization, stretches across rocky landscapes and even in hostile and cold land, it is always present until end of the world. Magnified by infrared shooting, vegetation is ubiquitous and universal.
Honorable Mention for IR Photo Essay: Dreams of the Misty Mount HuangShan by Lin Fan
The outstanding natural beauty of Mount HuangShan attracts tourists and photographers, including an IR photographer like myself. Features I have depicted in this photo essay reflect HuanShan’s imaginatively-named pines, oddly-shaped rocks, seas of cloud, and all under infrared light. I have an aesthetic appreciation of Mount HuangShan’s lanscape, so I used my own personal style […]
