Picturing The Yellow Color Photo Contest Winners
Thank you to all the photographers that shared their best shots showing yellow as the main aspect of the composition in this photo contest with chances to win a Presets Bundle and more.
A special thanks to friend and professional photographer Sharon Radisch for her collaboration as a guest judge in this colors photo contest. Photographer, Sharon Radisch, is known for her unique still life and fashion photography. With her specific use of colors, lighting, and styling, she creates work that is sculptural and graphic, while maintaining a slight sense of whimsical mystery for the viewer. Having traveled the world and having lived in both Europe and America, she brings elements of inspiration from different languages, cultures, and architecture into her work. In her past life, she obtained her Master's Degree in Pathophysiology and worked in the medical research field.
"The image, "Drying Yellow Fabric", is my choice as the winner. In this image, yellow is both the subject and the story. The composition is also compelling and I am left desiring to know more about the fabrics (ex: How are they made? Where are they made? Who are the people making them? What will they be used for?). When looking at this image, I am intrigued to know the full story. I love when an image creates a story that leaves me wanting more. While there is a person in the image, the person here is not the subject and does not distract from the story. However, this person is a valuable supporting character as their presence is important to show the scale and the vastness of the drying grounds. For me, this image is the winner!" - Sharon Radisch
