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10th Fine Art Photography Awards

by | Apr 23, 2024

Photograph of a mountainous landscape, warmly lit by a late-afternoon sun, with a central off-white slope and peak shaped somewhat like a breast and nipple. (“Cone” doesn’t suffice. 😊) On the slopes is a rust-colored ground cover, and the mountain is backed by higher, rougher peaks.

I am delighted to announce that the second juried photography contest I entered—the 10th Annual Fine Art Photography Awards—also decided to feature my photography. That’s two for two!

I entered a series of five photographs, all taken in the Sexten Dolomites, in South Tyrol, Italy. This was an international competition, with likely tens of thousands of entries. My work was awarded a Nominee status, which means the series was considered for the top prize in the amateur landscape category.

Fine Art Photography Awards Nominee logo.

The five photographs awarded (below) are available as limited edition prints, each in three sizes. Click an image for more information:

Photograph of rounded, rocky mountain peak, jutting out from behind the barren slope of another mountain. A blue-gray cloud rises between the mountains. One side of the peak is lit by the late afternoon sun. From the other side streams a dense flow of clouds, tinted a fiery orange.
Red Head (Zwölferkofel)
Photograph of a broken cliff, almost pyramid shaped, before an even larger mountain. The cliff looks almost like a flat wall with a ragged edge, and is streaked in blue-violet stains. A few trees adorn its angled edge. The mountain behind is bathed in warm and cool colors.
Broken Cliff, Dolomites
Photograph of a mountainous landscape, warmly lit by a late-afternoon sun, with a central off-white slope and peak shaped somewhat like a breast and nipple. (“Cone” doesn’t suffice. 😊) On the slopes is a rust-colored ground cover, and the mountain is backed by higher, rougher peaks.
The Yellow Mountain (Schwabenalpenkopf)
Photograph of several layers of mountains in shades of blue, against a soft yellow sky.
Dolomites Blue & Gold
Photographs of dark and craggy mountainous spires under a clouded sky, wrapped in clouds lit by the late afternoon sun. A dark slope cuts the foreground.
Dolomiti Spires in Fog

Check out my Landscape Nominee-winning series on the Fine Art Photography Awards web site.

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