Golden Shot Photography Awards
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This work uses the tall banner format to give the element a singular, upright presence, as if each force of nature were speaking in its own voice. Here, dark reflections and liquid distortion turn the water’s surface into a shifting field of uncertainty. What first appears abstract slowly suggests a submerged face or mask, as […]
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Stripes of light and shadow cut across the ruined villa, turning stair, wall and pergola into a charged field of diagonals. The image transforms architectural decay into visual rhythm, where collapse and order briefly coexist in a space shaped as much by sunlight as by stone.
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Berlin’s Brutalist icon, the Mice Bunker, is set against a surveillance camera in a tense face-off. The projecting ventilation pipes read like the guns of a concrete gunboat, turning the façade into an image of watchfulness, force and latent confrontation.
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Clouds ignite in crimson and violet as the last light breaks across the evening sky. The image turns a passing sunset into a moment of elemental intensity, where atmosphere, colour and fading light seem to suspend the horizon between storm, radiance and afterglow.
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A simple water reflection becomes a bewitched woodland apparition. Rotated by 180 degrees, the mirrored scene turns into a green, moss-covered UFO of land from which tree trunks seem to grow both upward and downward at once. The image unsettles orientation without digital manipulation, transforming an ordinary forest edge into a suspended, spellbound space where […]
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Sunlight catches the lip of the weir as water breaks into glitter, turbulence and foam. The image turns a modest cascade into a moment of shifting choreography, where force and light meet in a surface that seems briefly alive with movement and radiance.
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This series captures the iconic red cabs navigating Hong Kong’s dynamic architectural tapestry. Each frame highlights the taxi’s vibrant presence against a backdrop of towering residential blocks, historic facades, and contemporary designs, symbolizing the pulse and unique character of the city’s urban life.”
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This image reimagines Tokyo Skytree as fine art, framed through vivid red curves as a symbolic “window.” Inspired by the icon as a sacred window, it invites reflection: what you see beyond the frame is also looking back at you, transforming a landmark into a contemplative statement.
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I have been photographing the Fine Art Nude since 1967 when I was working on my MFA Thesis at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. I have explored varied Processes, Techniquesand Cameras. From 1990 to 2015 I was exploring the pinhole camera. Around 2015 I began to shoot with the cell phone camera. […]
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