Golden Shot Photography Awards
Archives: Entries
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Framed Ascent
A modern high-rise framed by a circular architectural element, emphasizing geometric form, depth, and upward movement.
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Solitude
A solitary robin perched on a bare branch, surrounded by soft negative space, expressing quiet balance and stillness.
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The Sentinel
A solitary blue banded bee stands poised at the tip of a blade, surrounded by silence and space. The simplicity emphasizes presence, balance, and quiet vigilance.
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Black Swan
“Black Swan” is a visual poem about rare motherhood, mystery, and the sacred, irreversible power of creation. Through a translucent veil, a pregnant woman emerges like a shadowed deity — soft yet unbreakable, suspended between who she was and who she is becoming. The veil becomes a membrane between worlds, marking the quiet death of […]
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Blind Faith
A study of trust, vulnerability, and creation. The subject stands blindfolded, crowned in sculptural white against a void of black — a living contrast between light and darkness. Her body carries new life, yet her gaze is hidden, symbolizing the leap of faith inherent in motherhood. The gloves echo ritual and elegance, transforming pregnancy into performance, […]
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The Geometric Soul
This series is a study of abstract sculptures hidden within Copenhagen, Malmö, Amsterdam and Frankfurt. By isolating structures against high-contrast voids, I focus on the “Geometric Soul” of modern architecture-where a roofline becomes a blade and a facade becomes a rhythm. These shots are about the tension between light and shadow and the power of […]
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This is my eye
A village woman from Lebanon stands with a face full of deep wrinkles that tell the story of long years of hard work. Her hands are clearly tired, rough like the trunk of an old olive tree. She holds her chicken close to her chest as if it were a piece of her own soul, […]
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Death in a cocoon
Death in a Cocoon The body is wrapped in layers of translucent fabric; a cocoon that is both protective and imprisoning. “Death” here is not the end, but the dissolution of a former identity; a moment before metamorphosis. The fading and repetition of the face suggests the multiplicity of “the self”—the self that must disappear […]