ALTER EGO
OUT OF FOCUS
COLORFUL
LIGHT CHASER
TRANSIT
IN BLOOM
BLACK
AND
WHITE
ON
THE
TABLE
MOVEMENT
THE WAY WE LIVE
LOW LIGHT
TEXTURE
LANDSCAPE
PORTRAIT
competition
2025 winners
Voice
34,000+ images
15 BEST IN Winners
225 Finalists
FRAME
WITHIN A
FRAME
ALTER EGO
Best
in category
ARTIST:
CARRIE JONES
location:
SOUTH AUSTRALIA, AU
gear:
judge's CRITIQUE:
This image excels in the “Alter Ego” category by fully committing to character and transformation while maintaining strong visual control. Shot from a low, immersive perspective, the viewer feels physically present in the water, which immediately strengthens the sense of participation rather than observation. The subject’s confident gaze and playful styling establish a clear persona—one that feels both humorous and intentionally performative—inviting us to consider identity as something created and inhabited.
The repeating pattern of inflatable rings and wigs builds visual rhythm and reinforces the idea of collective transformation, while the pier and spectators add a secondary narrative layer: performance and audience existing in the same frame.
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"Untitled" from the series "The Marilyn Wave"
Canon r6 with 35mm 1.8 STM in an Aquatech housing
ISO 320, f/10, 1/1000 sec
FINALISTS
ARTIST:
Nina Nelson
location:
CT, USA
ARTIST:
Pamela Canedo
location:
RI, USA
ARTIST:
Melina Coogan
location:
NC, USA
ARTIST:
marley Clark
location:
AB, CANADA
ARTIST:
Karlee Hooper
location:
CA, USA
ARTIST:
Alex Eischeid
location:
OK, USA
ARTIST:
Angie Gray
location:
DE, USA
ARTIST:
Jackie Haxthausen
location:
LA, USA
ARTIST:
Missy Knight
location:
CO, USA
ARTIST:
Judith Shieh Krasinski
location:
PA, USA
ARTIST:
Meg Loeks
location:
MI, USA
ARTIST:
Jordan Lyall
location:
ON, CANADA
ARTIST:
Allison Zulawski
location:
CA, USA
ARTIST:
Arman Zhenikeyev
location:
Almaty, Kazakhstan
ARTIST:
Nayana AR
location:
Maharashtra, India
black & white
Best
in category
ARTIST:
Olesya Alferenko
location:
California, USA
gear:
judge's CRITIQUE:
A compelling study in intimacy and restraint, using tight framing and tonal contrast to draw the viewer into a deeply personal moment. By focusing solely on fragments—the curve of lips, the gentle tension of a hand, the closeness of two faces, the photographer strips away distraction- including through color- and allows gesture and texture to carry the emotion. The result is an image that feels both emotionally charged and visually refined, demonstrating how simplicity, when executed with intention, can be profoundly powerful.
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"Before the Kiss"
Canon EOS R6 , Canon 50mm RF 1.2 lens at 1.6x crop, F5.6, 1/200sec, ISO 400
FINALISTS
ARTIST:
Helena Goessens
location:
MA, USA
ARTIST:
Shana Cook
location:
CO, USA
ARTIST:
Louise Rayner
location:
UK
ARTIST:
Desirea Corbett
location:
NJ, USA
ARTIST:
Jacqueline Anders
location:
MEXICO
ARTIST:
Elizabeth Anderson
location:
WA, USA
ARTIST:
amiot vanessa
location:
FRANCE
ARTIST:
Abi Coop
location:
UK
ARTIST:
Carrie Bayless
location:
MN, USA
ARTIST:
Alisha Cole
location:
CA, USA
ARTIST:
Cindy Cavanagh
location:
AUSTRALIA
ARTIST:
Jennifer Carr
location:
WA, USA
ARTIST:
Iris Hu
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Katie Baab
location:
PA, USA
ARTIST:
Meg Mosher
location:
USA
COLOR POP
Best
in category
ARTIST:
Tracey Richvalsky
location:
pennsylvania, USA
gear:
judge's CRITIQUE:
This image succeeds because of how intentionally the colors are used. The rich yellows and saturated oranges feel warm, lively, and almost sunlit, creating an immediate emotional pull against the cool, neutral stone tones surrounding them. The small transition through white and pale blue acts as a visual bridge, softening the shift and allowing the eye to move naturally across the frame.
What makes the color work especially well is the contrast in temperature and intensity—vibrant, warm hues set against muted grays and browns. Rather than competing, the colors feel harmonious, bringing energy and personality to an otherwise quiet setting. The palette feels organic and grounded, proving that strong color can feel both bold and believable when it emerges naturally within the scene.
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"In Full Color"
Nikon Zf
NIKKOR Z 24-120mm f/4 S
ƒ/8 1/250 ISO 160
FINALISTS
ARTIST:
heather barnes
location:
United States
ARTIST:
Nina Nelson
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Amber Vickery
location:
texas, usa
ARTIST:
Amy Ames
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Milène Aubert
location:
QC
ARTIST:
Susan Bahen
location:
CANADA
ARTIST:
Melina Coogan
location:
NC, USA
ARTIST:
Robin Fox
location:
canada
ARTIST:
Dawn Graves
location:
canada
ARTIST:
Alisha Cole
location:
CA, USA
ARTIST:
SNEHA REDDY
location:
TEXAS, USA
ARTIST:
Cara Swider
location:
illinios, usa
ARTIST:
Sanna Toykkala
location:
Finland
ARTIST:
K. BAAB
location:
pa, usa
ARTIST:
Martine Payne
location:
USA
FRAME WITHIN A FRAME
Best
in category
ARTIST:
Harmony Chamberlain Harrington
location:
CT, USA
gear:
judge's CRITIQUE:
This image succeeds because the frame is both literal and psychological. The keyhole immediately establishes the viewer as an observer, creating tension and curiosity while guiding the eye directly to the subject. The strong use of negative space keeps the composition clean and intentional, allowing the small inner scene to feel precious and intimate.
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"Behind Closed Doors"
Sony A7c with Samyang 35mm f/1.8
ISO 800, f/10, 1/30
Godox ad200pro (x2) one with a blue gel
Godox LC500
ARTIST:
Kirsty Larmour
location:
INDIA
ARTIST:
Laura Mares
location:
PA, USA
ARTIST:
Jo Martindale
location:
UK
ARTIST:
Michelle Baisa
location:
IN, USA
ARTIST:
Em Hacon
location:
AUSTRALIA
ARTIST:
Kinga Albert
location:
GERMANY
ARTIST:
Amanda Dalby
location:
UK
ARTIST:
Jennifer Brake
location:
IN, USA
ARTIST:
Angie Burgess
location:
MA, USA
ARTIST:
Lizzie Dove
location:
AUSTRALIA
ARTIST:
Amanda Johnson
location:
TX, USA
ARTIST:
Christie Goodman
location:
OK, USA
ARTIST:
Summer Hughes
location:
WA, USA
ARTIST:
Andrea Mack Kölliker
location:
switzerland
ARTIST:
ashley marston
location:
CAnada
IN BLOOM
Best
in category
ARTIST:
D'Ann Boal
location:
COLORADO, US
gear:
judge's CRITIQUE:
This image succeeds because of how fully it commits to its concept. The flowers are not simply accents—they surround and suspend the couple, transforming the frame into an immersive bloom-filled atmosphere. Every petal feels intentional, creating movement without distracting from the embrace at the center.
The rich pinks and soft creams glow against the dark backdrop, allowing the florals to feel luminous and dimensional. Light sculpts the couple gently, while the scattered blossoms at their feet ground the scene and complete the visual story.
What makes this especially powerful is the emotional resonance. The circular flow of flowers mirrors the intimacy of their embrace, reinforcing the idea of love in full bloom. It feels romantic, cohesive, and beautifully realized.
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“Flower Storm”
Nikon Z8
NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S shot at 35mm
1/1250, f/2.8, ISO 100
WEBSITE
ARTIST:
Wencke Neumann
location:
GERMANY
ARTIST:
heather barnes
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Laura Jaeger
location:
CA, USA
ARTIST:
lili Wang
location:
CANADA
ARTIST:
Susan Bahen
location:
CANADA
ARTIST:
Kristin Dokoza
location:
CA, USA
ARTIST:
Jody Ann Crane
location:
CANADA
ARTIST:
Dawn Graves
location:
CANADA
ARTIST:
Leslie Crane
location:
MN, USA
ARTIST:
Sarah Gupta
location:
MN, USA
ARTIST:
Amanda Johnson
location:
TX, USA
ARTIST:
Petra Luna
location:
VA, USA
ARTIST:
Kate Stock
location:
AUSTRALIA
ARTIST:
Angela Rowe
location:
UNITED KINGDOM
ARTIST:
Kristen Ryan
location:
USA
LANDSCAPE
Best
in category
ARTIST:
jennifer batts
location:
MICHIGAN, USA
gear:
judge's CRITIQUE:
The image excels in atmosphere and depth — the blurred wildflowers create a cinematic foreground that leads naturally to the lit cabin and then into the Milky Way. The strongest element is the quiet narrative contrast between human warmth and vastness. Slightly heavy blue tones flatten subtle mountain separation.
The warm glow of the cabin introduces a deeply human element, turning an otherwise expansive wilderness scene into something intimate and lived-in. That small pocket of light suggests presence, shelter, and story, giving the viewer an emotional entry point against the immense night sky. It becomes a visual heartbeat within the cool palette, reinforcing the tension between solitude and belonging.
FINALISTS
"Ghost Cabin"
Nikon D850 with Nikkor 14-28 f/2.8 lens
Foreground and Mountain shot:
ISO 800, 14mm, f/2.8, 5 second exposure
Sky shot:
ISO 12800, 20mm, f/2.8, 8 second exposure
ARTIST:
Amy Ames
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Molly Carstater
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Carmen Dunham
location:
CA, USA
ARTIST:
Amanda Johnson
location:
tx, usa
ARTIST:
Renee Myrick
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Emma Palmer
location:
UNITED KINGDOM
ARTIST:
SARANYA PADMANABAN
location:
united kingdom
ARTIST:
Tracey Richvalsky
location:
PA, USA
ARTIST:
Beth Shepherd
location:
WA, USA
ARTIST:
Lynette See
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Kate Stock
location:
AUSTRALIA
ARTIST:
Melissa Tomeoni
location:
WA, USA
ARTIST:
Shannon Toolin
location:
IL, USA
ARTIST:
Julia Whale
location:
australia
ARTIST:
Cami Turpin
location:
USA
LIGHT CHASER
Best
in category
ARTIST:
CAMI TURPIN
location:
UTAH, USA
gear:
judge's CRITIQUE:
The image succeeds because the light itself becomes the subject. The flare pouring through the windshield creates a nostalgic, almost cinematic mood, and the use of foreground silhouettes pulls the viewer into the back seat.
What works especially well is how the light feels chased rather than controlled. It blooms naturally across the dashboard and glass, reinforcing the title and giving the image movement-- a fleeting moment caught mid-memory, which is where the photograph’s strength really lies.
FINALISTS
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"Bel Air"
Contax G2,Zeiss Planar 45mm f/2
Portra 400 35mm
ARTIST:
Ali Vrbas
location:
wa, uSA
ARTIST:
Indigo Larmour
location:
India
ARTIST:
Nina Nelson
location:
CT, USA
ARTIST:
Wendy Stone
location:
CT, USA
ARTIST:
Emma Challinor
location:
UNITED KINGDOM
ARTIST:
Kerry Connors
location:
TN, USA
ARTIST:
marley Clark
location:
CANADA
ARTIST:
Lisa FitzSimons
location:
IL, USA
ARTIST:
Sasha Chukure
location:
NM, USA
ARTIST:
Rebecca Congleton
location:
GA, USA
ARTIST:
Alicia Liebel-Berg
location:
MN, USA
ARTIST:
Jenny Rosenbring
location:
SWEEDEN
ARTIST:
Iris Hu
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Kim Peterson
location:
CO, USA
ARTIST:
Robyn Hobden
location:
united kingdom
LOW LIGHT
Best
in category
ARTIST:
Jo Martindale
location:
Cambridgeshire, UK
gear:
judge's CRITIQUE:
The success of this low-light image comes from how intentionally the exposure is controlled — the shadows are allowed to stay deep and atmospheric while still retaining just enough detail to keep the scene grounded. Rather than lifting the darks, the photographer embraces the darkness, which gives the lantern’s glow real authority and makes the light feel earned. The highlights are carefully contained, so the flame illuminates the fisherman without blowing out, creating natural falloff that guides the eye through the frame. Altogether, the image demonstrates confidence in low-light restraint: using light sparingly, letting contrast carry emotion, and trusting shadow as an essential part of the story.
FINALISTS
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"Cormorant Fisherman"
Canon R6, Canon EF 24-70mm f2.8L II
F2.8, ISO1000, 1/200s
ARTIST:
Brooke Bennett
location:
uSA
ARTIST:
Becky Langseth
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Jennifer Carr
location:
WA, USA
ARTIST:
Christine Dannhausen-Brun
location:
IL, USA
ARTIST:
Cathy Kuhlman
location:
PA, USA
ARTIST:
Cassidy Nunn
location:
canada
ARTIST:
Yao Zhang
location:
nj, usa
ARTIST:
Susan Blanda
location:
ca, USA
ARTIST:
Casey Ladisa
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Christina Lelache
location:
NJ, USA
ARTIST:
Nadeen Fynn
location:
CA, USA
ARTIST:
Meg Loeks
location:
MI, USA
ARTIST:
Ginger Livingston
location:
WA, USA
ARTIST:
Heather Varner
location:
NC, USA
ARTIST:
Ashley Wildermuth
location:
USA
MOVEMENT
Best
in category
ARTIST:
Esther Bryce
location:
ONTARIO, CANADA
gear:
judge's CRITIQUE:
This image succeeds in the Movement category because it captures energy from every direction. The action isn’t isolated to a single subject—multiple players are mid-swing, mid-stride, and mid-air, creating a layered sense of motion across the entire frame.
The net acts as a strong compositional divider, guiding the eye while amplifying the back-and-forth rhythm of the game. Tennis balls suspended in the air freeze decisive moments, allowing us to feel both speed and timing simultaneously. Each figure contributes a different gesture, adding variety without chaos.
FINALISTS
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"Cousin Court Competition"
Fujifilm X-T2, 23mm F2 R WR
Shutter Speed 1/320
Aperture f 14
ISO 400
ARTIST:
deb schaefer
location:
uSA
ARTIST:
Milène Aubert
location:
CANADA
ARTIST:
carmody baker
location:
TX, USA
ARTIST:
MELISSA ALLEN
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Melodi Downs
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Alison Bohnenkamp
location:
OH, USA
ARTIST:
Regina Boston
location:
usa
ARTIST:
Laura Jaeger
location:
ca, USA
ARTIST:
Jessa Stevens
location:
PA, USA
ARTIST:
Amber Vickery
location:
TX, USA
ARTIST:
Lisa Edney
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Emma Palmer
location:
united kingdom
ARTIST:
Nella Sammartino
location:
canada
ARTIST:
Krista Taylor
location:
IL, USA
ARTIST:
Jennie Verney
location:
switzerland
ON THE TABLE
Best
in category
ARTIST:
heather barnes
location:
TEXAS, USA
gear:
judge's CRITIQUE:
The image succeeds through its bold, intentional use of color and repetition. The bright pink and warm yellow backdrop create an energetic stage that makes the deep blackberry tones pop, while the repeated glasses establish rhythm and cohesion across the frame. Clean styling and controlled highlights keep the food looking fresh and dimensional, and the slight variation in placement prevents the composition from feeling overly staged. It’s a strong tabletop image because it balances graphic design with appetite appeal — playful and vibrant, yet still clearly focused on the food.
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"Blackberry parfait with basil whipped cream"
Canon 5D Mark IV
1/200, f13, ISO 100
Godox AD600pro bare bulb
Godox AD600pro with soft box for fill
ARTIST:
Helena Goessens
location:
MA uSA
ARTIST:
heather barnes
location:
tx, usa
ARTIST:
Annmarie Sellers
location:
nh, usa
ARTIST:
Jennifer Carr
location:
wa, USA
ARTIST:
Emma Challinor
location:
united kingdom
ARTIST:
Leah Barad
location:
WA, USA
ARTIST:
Julie Hamlin
location:
NM, usa
ARTIST:
Liza Hippler
location:
USA
ARTIST:
marley Clark
location:
canada
ARTIST:
alex eischeid
location:
ok, USA
ARTIST:
Angie Gray
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Angie Gray
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Loren Haar
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Annmarie Kopey
location:
pa, usa
ARTIST:
Debbie Hartley
location:
australia
OUT OF FOCUS
Best
in category
ARTIST:
Diana Johnson
location:
colorado, USA
gear:
judge's CRITIQUE:
There’s a beautiful irony in the fact that nearly the entire frame is out of focus, yet the eye — the very symbol of sight and clarity — is perfectly sharp. The image plays with expectation. In a category titled Out of Focus, we anticipate blur as the dominant experience, and instead we’re confronted with a single, piercing point of precision.
That contrast is what makes it so compelling. The blur doesn’t weaken the image; it amplifies the focus. By allowing everything else to fall away, the photographer turns the act of seeing into the subject itself.
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"TITLE"
ARTIST:
carmody baker
location:
TX uSA
ARTIST:
Cami Turpin
location:
UT, usa
ARTIST:
JIPENG HAN
location:
CA, usa
ARTIST:
Erin Wagnild
location:
wa, USA
ARTIST:
lili Wang
location:
CANADA
ARTIST:
Susan Bahen
location:
CANADA
ARTIST:
Jennifer Grey
location:
IRELAND
ARTIST:
Susan Baird
location:
CANADA
ARTIST:
April Cannon
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Stepheney Collins
location:
maine, USA
ARTIST:
Vanessa Condon
location:
australia
ARTIST:
Beckie Crestuk
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Christine Dannhausen-Brun
location:
IL, USA
ARTIST:
Erin Jackson
location:
canada
ARTIST:
Laura Kuisle
location:
mn, usa
PORTRAITS
Best
in category
ARTIST:
Evelyn Tanuwidjaja
location:
Jakarta, Indonesia
gear:
judge's CRITIQUE:
This portrait succeeds through its quiet restraint and emotional depth. The soft window light wraps gently around her face, sculpting delicate highlights and shadows that feel painterly and intentional. The warmth of the wood tones complements the blush hues of the kimono, creating a cohesive and harmonious palette.
The reflection in the glass adds a subtle layer of storytelling, offering both presence and introspection within the same frame. Her downward gaze and relaxed posture evoke contemplation, allowing the viewer to linger in the stillness.
What makes this especially strong is its balance of technical precision and mood. The composition is simple, yet every element—from light to color to gesture—works together to create a portrait that feels intimate, refined, and emotionally resonant.
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untitled
ARTIST:
Pamela Canedo
location:
RI uSA
ARTIST:
Ginger Livingston
location:
WA, usa
ARTIST:
Rachna Randev
location:
nJ, usa
ARTIST:
Colleen Davenport
location:
MI, USA
ARTIST:
Sarah Steffen
location:
WA, USA
ARTIST:
Wendy Stone
location:
CT, USA
ARTIST:
andrea martin
location:
WV, usa
ARTIST:
Andrea Thomson
location:
UNITED KINGDOM
ARTIST:
Dallas Denoo
location:
WI, USA
ARTIST:
Robin Fox
location:
CANADA
ARTIST:
Caroline Hodge
location:
IRELAND
ARTIST:
MARY ANNE WEBLEY
location:
WA, USA
ARTIST:
Anna Zinova
location:
VA, USA
ARTIST:
deb schaefer
location:
WI, usa
ARTIST:
Keri Jones
location:
USA
TEXTURE
Best
in category
ARTIST:
Rebecca Congleton
location:
georgia, usa
gear:
judge's CRITIQUE:
The directional light skims across the rim, emphasizing ridges, crust, and uneven edges. That grazing illumination is what brings the texture to life, creating contrast between rough and smooth surfaces while allowing the darker areas to fall into moody shadow.
What makes this especially strong is the restraint in composition. The shallow depth of field and low angle isolate the pan, eliminating distraction and forcing attention onto surface detail. It transforms wear and imperfection into the story itself, proving that texture can be both raw and compelling when thoughtfully observed.
FINALISTS
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untitled
ARTIST:
Melina Coogan
location:
NC, USA
ARTIST:
Regina Boston
location:
MARYLAND, usa
ARTIST:
Mariah Andersson
location:
SWEDEN
ARTIST:
Kinga Albert
location:
GERMANY
ARTIST:
Kory Callihan
location:
IN, USA
ARTIST:
Christine Dannhausen-Brun
location:
IL, USA
ARTIST:
tiarra doherty
location:
USA
ARTIST:
BREE FRIESEN
location:
CANADA
ARTIST:
Ashley Kaplan
location:
CA, USA
ARTIST:
Judith Shieh Krasinski
location:
PA, USA
ARTIST:
Janel Peyton
location:
MO, USA
ARTIST:
Emily Lee
location:
MD, USA
ARTIST:
Aviva Raichelson
location:
UNITED KINGDOM
ARTIST:
Dawn Graves
location:
CANADA
ARTIST:
Sheena Chakeres
location:
NM, USA
the way we live
Best
in category
ARTIST:
Juliette Fradin
location:
Maryland, usa
gear:
judge's CRITIQUE:
The mismatched socks, tangled positioning, and unrestrained laughter tell a story that feels relatable and true. It captures not perfection, but presence—an authentic reflection of how life is actually lived in the in-between moments. Nothing feels staged or polished—instead, we’re invited into a genuine moment of laughter, movement, and connection between parent and children.
The composition is energetic yet grounded. Limbs overlap, bodies spill across the couch, and the frame feels full in a way that mirrors real family life. Natural window light softens the scene, balancing the playful disorder with warmth and intimacy.
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Untitled
ARTIST:
Jennifer Self
location:
MO, USA
ARTIST:
KATIE LIGHT
location:
wa, usa
ARTIST:
JIPENG HAN
location:
ca, usa
ARTIST:
Indigo Larmour
location:
india
ARTIST:
Pamela Canedo
location:
ri, USA
ARTIST:
Jennifer Carr
location:
wa, USA
ARTIST:
Melina Coogan
location:
nc, USA
ARTIST:
Maggie Devereux
location:
CANADA
ARTIST:
Jackie Haxthausen
location:
la, USA
ARTIST:
Natassia Lopez
location:
USA
ARTIST:
Wendi Matt
location:
sc, USA
ARTIST:
Melissa McCann
location:
ct, USA
ARTIST:
Hilary Palmer
location:
UNITED KINGDOM
ARTIST:
Lynette See
location:
IL, USA
ARTIST:
Kaleen Enke
location:
ga, USA
TRANSIT
Best
in category
ARTIST:
Judith Shieh Krasinski
location:
Pennsylvania, USA
gear:
judge's CRITIQUE:
This image succeeds in the Transit category because it captures both motion and stillness within a single frame. The train itself becomes a graphic element—its horizontal lines and bold stripe creating structure—while the window isolates a quiet human moment inside.
The cool blue interior contrasts beautifully with the warm exterior band, drawing the eye directly to the passengers. The oval window acts as a frame within a frame, emphasizing the sense of travel while also creating intimacy. We feel like observers passing by, catching a fleeting glimpse of someone mid-journey. This image honors that pause—private, contemplative, and suspended within motion.
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Untitled
ARTIST:
Andrea Mack Koilliker
location:
SWITZERLAND
ARTIST:
Nao FUJIWARA
location:
tx, usa
ARTIST:
Amy Ames
location:
usa
ARTIST:
Michelle Baisa
location:
IN, usa
ARTIST:
Michelle Arlotta
location:
nj, usa
ARTIST:
carmody baker
location:
tx, USA
ARTIST:
Emma Challinor
location:
united kingdom
ARTIST:
Maggie Devereux
location:
CANADA
ARTIST:
Jing Li
location:
NY, USA
ARTIST:
Jo Martindale
location:
united kingdom
ARTIST:
Julie Hamlin
location:
tx, USA
ARTIST:
Kate Stock
location:
australia
ARTIST:
Alison Bohnenkamp
location:
oh, USA
ARTIST:
Lynette See
location:
IL, USA
ARTIST:
Julia Whale
location:
australia
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