A call for entries for Bird in Flight Prize ‘19, the contest for innovative approach to a photograph. We’re looking for photographers who think outside the box and search for new forms of storytelling.
The first prize is €2000.
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The life of trans and intersex people in Brazil is a constant struggle. They face threats to their health and life, violence, and bureaucracy. Journalist and photographer Asha Miles tells their stories
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Molfars still live on the edges of remote villages and in the forests of the Carpathian Mountains. Mar Lébou traveled deep to the Carpathians to explore the disappearing ways of local magicians. Bird in Flight presents the project about his journey
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Modern beauty ideals are shifting, but for many people still remain the same. Photographer Zuza Krajewska takes frank pictures of plus size women — despite what the others might think of it
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An electric toothbrush, a Kinder Surprise, and a balloon — Moscow-based photographer Nikita Svertilov studied what people make DIY sex toys from
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Fourteen years ago, British photographer Mark Power went to shoot panel houses, garages, and unkempt beaches of the country that just entered the European Union
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Bird in Flight interviewed the photographer, as well as Bowie’s school friend and creator of covers of his first albums, George Underwood
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Congrats to the Ukrainian photographer Valentine Bo, the Bird in Flight Prize ’18 main winner! A fiction, sexual emancipation and sci-fi interpretation of the Bible — Bird in Flight shares his project
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At the age of 50, former physical education teacher Mauro Morandi left everything and took a catamaran to Polynesia to look for an unpopulated island
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The organizers have reviewed more than 350 applications from 49 countries, only 10 photo series have been shortlisted. The winner will be announced at the award ceremony on the 1st of November, 2018 — until then we congratulate the top 10!
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The winner will be selected by a jury. Meanwhile, we would like to announce the voting for best work by special nomination. Vote now for your favourite project!
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Last year, photographer Vlad Sokhin traveled to a country where fifteen hundred people have built communism and do not expect tourists at all
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Before becoming an illustrator, Vincent Bal was only a film director. Until one day he couldn't take his eyes off a shadow of a mug
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Destroyed skyscrapers, houses covered in greenery, deserted areas: photographer Jennifer Garza-Cuen showed what was left of the former industrial center
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Another doomsday scenario - we'll be destroyed by garbage. To show how possible it is, Jefferson Lankford turned friends' houses into a dump
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On April 21, North Korea announced it was freezing its nuclear testing. The new strategic direction is ‘radical improvement of the standards of living of people.’ Photographer Karim Sahai went behind the Korean curtain to find out how realistic this is
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