Photojournalism Competition on Human Rights
Friday, February 20, 2009
Anthropographia of Montreal, Canada has announced the photographers nominated for the Photojournalism Competition on Human Rights.More than 5 200 photographs from 61 different countries were received. Selection was based on aesthetics, relevance of the topic, and on how the subject was presented.
In a world where images bombard our day to day lives, Anthropographia has created a new space for photojournalism where people can take a moment to admire photographs that testify about the multiple realities our world faces today.
The above paraphrased from a statement by Matthieu Rytz, Founder of Anthropographia, on their web site. Visit the site to see many more challenging photographs such as Jenn Ackerman's shown above.
1 Comments:
Such a small world we live in. I just happened upon the blog through Facebook and of all the images you chose to highlight it was the work of my fiancee Jenn. Good taste. ;)
Excited to see what you're all doing there only wish we weren't so far way in Dallas. Keep up the great work.
Tim and Jenn
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