The ‘Indian Photography Festival’ PORTRAIT PRIZE 2019 is a portrait competition open to the photographers from the Indian subcontinent. Photographers have been making portraits for centuries and what’s so interesting about portraiture is its ability to capture the essence of a person, a time-period, or a culture. This award aims at discovering the compelling portraits and extra-ordinary talents.
Here are the 20 Finalists of the 2019 IPF Portrait Prize. The finalists will be exhibited at the Indian Photography Festival – Hyderabad 2019 from 19th Sep – 20th Oct 2019.
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1st Prize – Mourning for the Dead by Ankita Jain
2nd Prize – Head Space by Prashanth Swaminathan
3rd Prize – The Kid by Joydeep Mukherjee
Finalist – Framing by Anupam Roy Chowdhury
Finalist – A Ray of Happiness by Indranil Aditya
Finalist – Lost everything in gaja cyclone by Keerthivasan Nadarajan
Finalist – A catholic nun of the Inshuti Z’abakene by Gautam Doshi
Finalist – Constraints by Ritagnik Bhattacharya
Finalist – Self Portrait by Md Enamul Kabir
Finalist – Desire by Nabankur Bora
Finalist – Transgender Brides by Pattabi Raman
Finalist – Md. Jahangir by Sudipto Das
Finalist – The Last Cinema Waala by Santanu Dey
Finalist – Conflict between evolution and extinction by Sutapa Roy
Finalist – Hidden Expression by Shikha Sood
Finalist – The coexistence – Gods and God-makers by Supriyo Ranjan Sarkar
Finalist – Self portrait by Lucia Giri
Finalist – Gender Forgetting by Sarathi Thamodaran
Finalist – Mother’s arms by Suresh Babu Marelli
Finalist – Pensive by Ashrith Voore
