La exposición ‘World Press Photo 2014’ llega a Vitoria el 17 de octubre
El Depósito de Aguas de Vitoria-Gasteiz vuelve a acoger un año más la exposición del World Press Photo, el certamen internacional de fotoperiodismo más importante. Las fotos que se verán son las ganadoras de la edición de 2014, fallada en febrero de 2015, y la muestra podrá visitarse del 17 de octubre al 15 de noviembre.
Esta foto, que retrata a una pareja de homosexuales, en un momento de intimidad en San Petersburgo (Rusia), fue la mejor de las 97.912 imágenes captadas por 5.692 fotógrafos de 131 países participantes.
El jurado la consideró como la mejor foto publicada en la prensa en todo el año pasado.
La firma Mads Nissen y se llama ‘Jon and Alex’ y fue publicada por el periodico danés Politiken en el que trabaja este fotoperiodista.
Lista de ganadores, por categorías
Mads Nissen, Denmark, Scanpix/Panos Pictures. Jon and Alex, a gay couple during an intimate moment, St. Petersburg, Russia.
SPOT NEWS SINGLES:
1. Bulent Kilic, Turkey, Agence France-Presse. Girl wounded during clashes between riot police and protestors, Istanbul, March 12.
2. Tyler Hicks, USA, The New York Times. After Israeli ordnance struck a beach in Gaza City, July 16.
3. Bulent Kilic, Turkey, Agence France-Presse. Air strike on IS militants, Tilsehir Hill near Turkish border in Syria, Oct. 23.
SPOT NEWS STORIES:
1. Jerome Sessini, France, Magnum Photos for Time. «Crime Without Punishment» – MH 17 flight disaster, Ukraine, July 17/18.
2. Jerome Sessini, France, Magnum Photos for De Standaard. Final Fight for Maidan, Kiev, Ukraine, Feb. 19-21.
3. Arash Khamooshi, Iran, ISNA. A Story of a Last-Minute Act of Forgiveness, Nour Mazandaran, Iran, Apr. 15.
GENERAL NEWS SINGLES:
1. Sergei Ilnitsky, Russia, European Pressphoto Agency. Kitchen table after mortar attack, Donetsk, Ukraine, Aug. 26.
2. Massimo Sestini, Italy. Operation Mare Nostrum – Boat refugees rescued by the Italian Navy, June 7.
3. Gianfranco Tripodo, Italy, Contrasto. Sub-Saharan migrant hiding from Guardia Civil, Melilla, Spain, April 24.
GENERAL NEWS STORIES:
1. Pete Muller, USA, Prime for National Geographic / The Washington Post. The Viral Insurgent: Ebola in Sierra Leone.
2. Glenna Gordon, USA. Traces of the Abducted Schoolgirls, Nigeria.
3. Sergey Ponomarev, Russia, for The New York Times. Gaza Conflict.
SPORTS SINGLES:
1. Bao Tailiang, China, Chengdu Economic Daily. The Final Game.
2. Al Bello, USA, Getty Images. The Beckham Catch.
3. Mark Metcalfe, UK. 63 Not Out – Phillip Hughes of South Australia is helped by New South Wales players.
SPORTS STORIES:
1. Kieran Doherty, Ireland. Ground Pass Holders at Wimbledon.
2. Sergei Ilnitsky, Russia, European Pressphoto Agency. Conquering Speed – Ski Jumping World Cup, Nizhny Tagil, Russia.
3. No prize given
CONTEMPORARY ISSUES SINGLES:
1. Mads Nissen, Denmark, Scanpix/Panos Pictures. Jon and Alex, a gay couple during an intimate moment, St. Petersburg, Russia.
2. Ronghui Chen, China, City Express. Worker at a Christmas decoration factory, China.
3. Fulvio Bugani, Italy. Waria: Being a Different Muslim, Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
CONTEMPORARY ISSUES STORIES:
1. Giovanni Troilo, Italy, Luz Photo. Charleroi: La Ville Noir – The Dark Heart of Europe.
2. Giulio Di Sturco, Italy. Chollywood – Chinese movie industry.
3. Tomas van Houtryve, Belgium, VII for Harper’s Magazine. Blue Sky Days.
Honorable mention:
Fatemeh Behboudi, Iran. Mothers of Patience.
DAILY LIFE SINGLES:
1. Cai Sheng Xiang, China, Fuzhou Ping Yi Environmental Art Design. The bull market, Liangchun, Sichuan Province, China.
2. Aasa Sjoestroem, Sweden, Moment Agency / INSTITUTE for Socionomen / UNICEF. Twin Brothers Igor and Arthur celebrate their birthday in an orphanage, Moldova.
3. Malin Fezehai, Eritrea/Sweden, for Time. Eritrean wedding, Haifa, Israel.
DAILY LIFE STORIES:
1. Michele Palazzi, Italy, Contrasto. Mongolia, Black Gold Hotel.
2. Sarker Protick, Bangladesh. What Remains.
3. Turi Calafato, Italy. Behind a Window Blind, Nagoya, Japan.
PORTRAITS SINGLES:
1. Raphaela Rosella, Australia, Oculi. Laurinda.
2. Liu Song, China. Woman accused of being a sex worker.
3. Lisa Krantz, USA, San Antonio Express-News. Disco Girl.
PORTRAITS STORIES:
1. Sofia Valiente, USA, The Clewiston News / Time. Miracle Village.
2. Andy Rocchelli, Italy, Cesura. Russian Interiors.
3. Paolo Verzone, Italy, Agence Vu. Cadets.
NATURE SINGLES:
1. Yongzhi Chu, China. Monkey being trained for circus, Suzhou, Anhui Province, China.
2. Ami Vitale, USA, National Geographic. Saving Africa’s Great Animals – orphaned rhino.
3. Sandra Hoyn, Germany, for Geo. Indonesia’s Last Orangutans – Angelo.
NATURE STORIES:
1. Anand Varma, USA, for National Geographic Magazine. Mindsuckers – the bizarre world of mind-controlling parasites.
2. Christian Ziegler, Germany, National Geographic Magazine / Geo. Vegetables with an Attitude – carnivorous plants of the world.
3. Paolo Marchetti, Italy. Cold Blood Colombia – intensive caiman farming.
LONG-TERM PROJECTS:
1. Darcy Padilla, USA, Agence Vu. Family Love 1993-2014 – The Julie Project.
2. Kacper Kowalski, Poland, Panos Pictures. Side Effects.
3. Lu Guang, China. Development and Pollution in Ten Years.
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