Available photos
As a Miniature Collector or Art Supporter for the photo book Pride Uncovered you can select one of these photos for your custom miniature photo panel or your photo print. The photos are organized by edition.
2013
Philippine photographer Cindy Aquino is the winner of the Pride Photo Award 2013 with a photo from her series ‘Bond’.
First prize: ‘Apt. 779’ by Irina Popova, Russia
Second prize: from the series ‘Bond’ by Cindy Aquino, Philippines
WINNER OF THE PRIDE PHOTO AWARD 2013
2. Gender
First prize: ‘The other side of Venus’ by Anna Charlotte Schmid, Germany
Second prize: from the series ‘Typical Day’ by Alexia Zuñiga , Mexico
Third prize: ‘Gendernormality’ by Chloe Meynier , United States
3. Documentary
Second prize: ‘Leaving one’s tribe’ by Anna Wahlgren , Sweden
Third prize: ‘The Gay Famillies Project’ by Stefan Jora , United States
4. Open
First Prize: ‘Princesses in a land of machos’ by Nicola Ókin Frioli , Mexico
Second Prize: ‘We are Here, we are gay and we are Ugandans’ by Tadej Znidarcic , Slovenia
Third Prize: ‘Andrew and Irene’ from the series ‘At home with …’ by Richard Sandell, United Kingdom
Special Mention
‘Next time hit harder, I’m still Gay’ by Téo Jaffre, France
‘Pure’ by Joelle de Vries , the Netherlands
‘At this moment, I want to be’ by Yuan Yuan, China
‘Daddy Cool’ by Martijn Gijsbertsen, the Netherlands
2012
The winners of the 2012 edition were announced on the 19th of July 2012. The international jury selected 12 winners including the winner of the Pride Photo Award 2012: the photo Gender as a Performance by Chris Rijken
A special mention was given to three series: 1) “Hiv, long term survivors” by photographer Jose Manuel Alorda, 2) “Loser” by photographer Anna-Stina Treumund and 3) “I am gay and muslim” by photographer Bram Belloni.
The jury awarded a first, second and third prize in four categories:
1. Chameleons/Double Life – 2012 theme category
Second prize: Gender as a Performance; Chris Rijksen, The Netherlands WINNER OF THE PRIDE PHOTO AWARD 2012
Third Prize: Alternative Avenue; Guang Hui Chan, Singapore
3. Documentary:
First prize: Lala Life, Fabian Weiss, Germany
Second prize: Morine, Tobin Bryce Jones, United Kingdom
Third prize: Trans Islam, Luca Desienna, Italy
4. Open Category:
First prize: Where the boys are; Pacifico Silano, United States
Third prize: Moms and gays, Diederick Habermehl, The Netherlands
Special mention
1. HIV long term survivors; Jose Manuel Alorda, Spain
2. Loser 2011; Anna-stina Treumund, Estonia
2011
The winners of the 2011 edition were announced on the 13th of July 2011. The international jury selected 18 winners including the winner of the Pride Photo Award 2011: the photo ‘Leon’ by Trea van Drunen
A Special mention was given to the series Underage by photographer Ohm Phanpiroj.
The jury awarded a first, second and third prize in six categories:
Straight Back At You (the 2011 thematic category):
Second prize: Same Time Same Place; Martijn Gijsbertsen, The Netherlands
Current Topics:
First prize: Iraq’s Gay Refugees; Bradley Secker, UK
Second prize: Transmen of the world; Manuel R. Garcia, Germany
Third prize: Italian First Rainbow Families; Gughi Fassino, Italy
Documentary:
Third prize: LadyBoys, Born to be a Woman; Jean-Michel Clajot, Belgium
Gender:
Second prize: LGBT Mexicans of the XXIst Century; Rogelio Pereda, Mexico
Third prize: Queer Kids; Michael Sharkey, USA
Open:
First prize: A True Story; Hinda Schuman, USA
Second prize: Good Old Gays; Paul Koeleman, The Netherlands
Third prize: I ♥ Brooklyn Girls; Erica Beckman, USA
Sports:
Second prize: Inside2Outside; Raoul Vernède, The Netherlands
2010
In 2010 the exhibition featured photos that were seelcted by a curator instead of a jury. Photos are available from the following photographers:
Albert Dijkman (1 photo)
Erwin Venema (no preview available)
Jan van Breda (4 photos)
Kael T. Block (XX Boys, no preview available)
Marian Bakker (2 photos)
Merel Zwart (2 photos)
Morad Bouchakour (1 photo)
Paul Koeleman (8 photos)
Tania Theodorou (1 photo)
Tara Fallaux (1 photo)
Diana Blok (series See Through Us, no preview available)
