Renaissanceis an international photography competition where all funds raised go to support breast cancer, and which culminates in a one week exhibition and celebrity private view at the prestigious Mall Galleries, London.
Closing in 1 week 4 days
Ends 24 February 2012 22:00:00 GMT
Here are some of the winners from last year, full details of this competition supporting such a
good cause can be found hereWe are pleased to present the prize-winning and shortlisted entries that were exhibited in the
Renaissance Photography Prize 2011.
Walter Fogel (Germany)
motion
Digital
Blue Motion
Mark Hamilton (United States)
expression
Film
Introspection
Richard Boll (United Kingdom)
expression
Film
Iola
Peikwen Cheng (China)
environment
Film
Lamp Mobile
Mark Hamilton (United States)
expression
Film
Introspection
Peikwen Cheng (China)
motion
Film
Free On The Range
Michelle Compton (United Kingdom)
shape
Digital
Dom Agius (United Kingdom)
time
Digital
Mrs Pontifex’S Hand.
Short Listed
The following images were shortlisted for prizes in their category.
William Eckersley (United Kingdom)
environment
Film
Coming Soon, Dudley Ga
Britta Isenrath (Germany)
environment
Film
Inken-Michels
Lior Patel (Israel)
environment
Digital
Night Over Ice Cream Car
Ed Robinson (United Kingdom)
expression
Digital
Ivana
Richard Pak (France)
expression
Film
Heartbreak Ride, Series Pursuit.
Joy Goldkind (United States)
motion
Film
Adagio#47
Sebastian Liste (Spain)
motion
Digital
Urban Quilombo
Matthew Farrand (United Kingdom)
motion
Digital
Hoons
Anne Marie Arbefeuille (France)
shape
Digital
Shadow Dancer 1
Ahmet Can Mocan (Turkey)
shape
Film
Belonging
Jwalant Mahadevwala (United Kingdom)
shape
Digital
Traveller
Lottie Davies (United Kingdom)
time
Film
What Is The Future?
Peter Corkhill (United Kingdom)
time
Film
Transcendent Immanent With Heart Unfurled
Susie Mcalister (United Kingdom)
time
Digital
Another Year
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It is interesting to see this on your site as I am Michelle Compton, winner of the shape category for my photo ‘The shoulder’ above.
My motivation for entering was to support a breast cancer charity as my dad’s sister had recently died of this . The organizer of the competition is very passionate about the charity and the competition has been growing yearly, raising considerable funds for victims of breast cancer.
I feel incredibly proud to have been nominated as the winner of my category. I was able to attend the exhibition and award ceremony which was a great occasion.
I got my first SLR aged 40 after deciding I wanted to take the types of photos I admired. I also attended an evening course in basic photography at my local college but a lot of my training has been achieved using the technique of trial and error, which works well for me as I like to be experimental!
This particular photo was taken when I noticed how shadows from the blinds on my landing were forming great patterns on my son’s skin as he dried himself . I quickly ran to get my camera working as quickly as I could, guessing the sun or my son wouldn’t last too long before the moment was gone. I was really pleased with the result once I had cropped it to my liking, but was still very shocked to have won the category.
I am not someone who is technically perfect. I freeze and switch off if anyone mentions light-metering and there are many technical things I will never understand. However, I feel I can see beauty and at times, as in this instance, can also capture it. I am certainly still learning and certainly still making mistakes, but I am really enjoying the journey.
I hope you enjoy my photograph and the those of the other entrants.
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Kind regards,
Michelle Compton