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May 2, 2022Photography is a magical matter, with its’ capabilities of freezing memories from the past. In the 2021 New York Photography Awards, bear witness upon the astonishing images that are successful in bringing home the prestigious title of Photographer of the Year.
International Awards Associate (IAA), the media partner of Muse.World, has presented some of the most awe-struck photographs submitted through the 2021 New York Photography Awards. At Muse.World, the goal is simple, to serve as a stepping stone for those who are brilliantly talented in showcasing their inner selves.
The introduction of the photographs taken by the Photographers of the Year in the awards will leave you in amazement, and here are the images that depict photographic vibrance.
Invisible Light of NYC | Raffaele Canepa (Professional)
Shot using DIY Infrared Converted Cameras, the images are a representation of a long-term project that illustrates the iconic landmarks situated in the heart of New York city. The utilization of infrared rays are vital in demonstrating the details of these architectures that are not normally seen with the naked eye, presenting the primal beauty without disturbances.
Watch on as Raffaele disrupts your perception of “The City That Never Sleeps”, exhibiting the other side of the metropolis, bringing them to life with senses of their own. With the submission of these architectures, there is no doubt that Raffaele is proud owner to “Photographer of the Year”.
Discover more images from Raffaele here.
Circe | Bernd Schirmer (Amateur/Student)
Bernd has based her concept on Greek mythology, reviving Circe (or Kirke), the ancient Greek sorceress from the myths of Homer’s Odyssey. The backstory of this particular image revolves around the usage of symbolism, as the photograph has numerous stories to tell to its’ viewers. Each element incorporated in the picture carries deep interpretations of the photographer, waiting for someone who bears similar beliefs and ideas.
As the Photographer of the Year, Bernds’ work is definitely up there with the best of the industry, with limitless room for improvement. Being at the peak isn’t easy, and it definitely will only get harder from here with the inspiration other photographers have obtained through the success of “Circe”.
Read more about the ideas behind “Circe” here.
Credits
Entry Names: Invisible Light of NYC, Circe
Photographers: Raffaele Canepa, Bernd Schirmer
Winning Categories: (Professional) New York Photography – Architecture,
(Amateur) Fine Art Photography – Photomanipulation
Asides the Photographers of the Year, there are also photographers who have mastered the art of Nature Photography, which you can discover here.
