The Black and White Minimalism Photography Awards 2024 annually showcase the stunning simplicity and striking beauty of minimalist photography. With an emphasis on monochrome compositions, this prestigious competition celebrates photographers who excel in capturing the essence of their subjects through the interplay of light, shadow, and form.

Each year, thousands of entries from talented photographers around the world are submitted, but only a select few are honored with awards. These winning images demonstrate a mastery of composition and a keen eye for detail, resulting in photographs that are both visually captivating and emotionally evocative.

The panel of judges has selected a remarkable group of photographers whose work exemplifies the essence of black and white minimalist photography. With their extraordinary creativity and vision, they have produced awe-inspiring images that resonate with the core principles of minimalism.

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#1. First Place Winner: In Great-Grandpa’s hands by Yvonne C. Krystovsky

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The photograph shows the hands of a great-grandfather holding those of his great-grandchild in a moment of tender connection. The wrinkles and scars on the old man’s skin tell of a lifetime of experiences, while the child’s soft fingers reflect the innocence and curiosity of youth. Photographed in black and white, the details emphasize the emotional depth of the moment and the contrast between old and young. Every line, texture and nuance reinforces the significance of this intergenerational love. This photograph is a touching testament to the beauty and depth of the connection between generations.

#2. Second Place Winner: Minimalist Concrete Staircase by Daniel Zaleski

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Newly designed and constructed concrete staircase in an old refurbished building (former slaughter house). I was immediately enthralled by the light, tones and simple lines.

#3. Third Place Winner: On top of Serra da Capelada by Alexandre Caetano

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Traveling through Costa da Morte, Galicia. 600m above sea level where the mountains separate the Cantabria sea from the Atlantic Ocean.

Finalists

#4. Fisherman by Roman König

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#5. Photo by Nina Papiorek

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#6. All Ways Down by Matthias Dietrich

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#7. Placeholder by Alexej Schulz

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#8. Standing by Seung Hwan Shin

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#9. Cat in the window by Izabella Bandych

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#10. Dilemma by Hadi Dehghanpour

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#11. Downhill by Gerhard Bamler

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#12. Well, That’s Inconvenient by Paul Karns

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#13. Young Poplars by Pietro Abbagnato

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#14. Making Tracks by Roy Curtis

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#15. Dried Wood by Marleen Van Hove

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#16. Creating Space to Think by Susan Langer

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#17. In the Shade by Richie Johns

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#18. Opposite by Trond Johan Andersen

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#19. The Tree in the Winter by Tomáš Tisoň

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#20. Island of Youth by Dennis Schulz

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#21. Migration by Glen Wilbert

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#22. Single Tree by Reza Rajaei

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#23. Lines of Winter by Petr Novák

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#24. Endless by Sun Philippaerts

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#25. Resilience by Chris Benham

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#26. Duet No.5 by Kevin Ketterle

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#27. Quiet Time by Andrew Whettam

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#28. Hope by Hermann Präg

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#29. Bridge Walker by Klaus Lenzen

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#30. Forever and Ever by Valeriia Zymina

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