44th AAP Magazine Contest Winners Showcase Stunning Street Photography

We’re delighted to reveal the names of the 25 talented photographers who won AAP Magazine #44: Street. They come from 11 different countries and 5 continents!Street photography has been a cornerstone of the photographic journey since its inception, evolving alongside the urban landscapes it seeks to capture. From the cobblestone streets of Paris to the towering skylines of New York, and now to the bustling megacities of our globalized world, this genre has continually reinvented itself. It chronicles the relentless rhythm of modern life, the interplay between individuals and their ever-changing environments, and the fleeting connections that define our shared experiences.This issue of AAP Magazine 44: Street celebrates that evolution. As photographers, we dive into the pulse of urban life, weaving through crowds to capture the unexpected, the extraordinary hidden within the everyday. Street photography thrives on serendipity—the chance encounters, the fleeting glances, the singular moments that speak volumes about humanity. It’s a practice rooted in observation, responsibility, and a desire to help others see the world anew.More info:all-about-photo.com|Facebook|InstagramThis post may includeaffiliate links.

We’re delighted to reveal the names of the 25 talented photographers who won AAP Magazine #44: Street. They come from 11 different countries and 5 continents!

Street photography has been a cornerstone of the photographic journey since its inception, evolving alongside the urban landscapes it seeks to capture. From the cobblestone streets of Paris to the towering skylines of New York, and now to the bustling megacities of our globalized world, this genre has continually reinvented itself. It chronicles the relentless rhythm of modern life, the interplay between individuals and their ever-changing environments, and the fleeting connections that define our shared experiences.

This issue of AAP Magazine 44: Street celebrates that evolution. As photographers, we dive into the pulse of urban life, weaving through crowds to capture the unexpected, the extraordinary hidden within the everyday. Street photography thrives on serendipity—the chance encounters, the fleeting glances, the singular moments that speak volumes about humanity. It’s a practice rooted in observation, responsibility, and a desire to help others see the world anew.

More info:all-about-photo.com|Facebook|Instagram

This post may includeaffiliate links.

Umbrella Eye © Joseph Cheung

As Robert Doisneau aptly said, ‘‘A photographer who made a picture from a splendid moment, an accidental pose of someone or a beautiful scenery, is the finder of a treasure.’’ The projects featured in this issue are exactly that: treasures. They capture the humor, the chaos, the beauty, and the poignancy of life on the streets, offering fresh perspectives on scenes we might otherwise overlook or take for granted.Congratulations to the winners and thank you for allowing us to experience the hustle and bustle of streets around the globe through your lens. I hope you enjoy this compilation of diverse approaches to street photography as much as I enjoyed curating it.The Winner of AAP Magazine 44 Street is Tommi Viitala (Finland with the series ‘Hunting Shadows’.The Second Place Winner is Andrea Torrei (Italy) with the series ‘The silent wait’The Third Place Winner is Rens Dekker (The Netherlands) with the series ‘Les Carolos: L’Âme du Pays Noir’

Congratulations to the winners and thank you for allowing us to experience the hustle and bustle of streets around the globe through your lens. I hope you enjoy this compilation of diverse approaches to street photography as much as I enjoyed curating it.

The Winner of AAP Magazine 44 Street is Tommi Viitala (Finland with the series ‘Hunting Shadows’.

The Second Place Winner is Andrea Torrei (Italy) with the series ‘The silent wait’

The Third Place Winner is Rens Dekker (The Netherlands) with the series ‘Les Carolos: L’Âme du Pays Noir’

Pensieri From The Series ‘The Bench’ © Luca Regoli

This photo was taken from my work place window in October 2024. I happened to look out the window and noticed this beautiful sunset light and ran to get my camera right away from my desk. I Love deep contrasts and storytelling so I think this perfectly defines my style of photography.

Long Shadows From The Series ‘Hunting Shadows’ © Tommi Viitala

The other winners featured in the Merit Award’s Gallery are: Mischa Lluch (Spain), Luca Regoli (Italy), Cheung Yin Fang (Malaysia), Spiro Bolos (United States), Mariana Basurto (Mexico), Alessandro Deluigi (Italy), Jelisa Peterson (United States), Matthew Steaffens (United States), Eric Davidove (United States), Susanne Grether (United States), Adriana Ferrarese (Italy), Julio Marchamalo Amado (Spain), Max Marienko (United States), Paul Carruthers (United Kingdom), Lauren Stewart (United States), Joanna Madloch (United States), Antonio Denti (Italy), Alex McClintock (Australia), Nadia Eeckhout (Belgium), Colin Page (United Kingdom), Aude Delannoy Dib (France) and Charles Klein (United States).The top 3 winners will be awarded $1,000. All winners will have their work showcased in All About Photo Winners Gallery and published in the printed issue of AAP Magazine #44 Street.

The top 3 winners will be awarded $1,000. All winners will have their work showcased in All About Photo Winners Gallery and published in the printed issue of AAP Magazine #44 Street.

Crocodile From The Series ‘Beautiful Summer’ © Alessandro Deluigi

The Silent Wait © Andrea Torrei