Exposure One Magazine
Featuring interviews with winning artists and our world-class judges as well as resources and tips from the pros, Exposure One Magazine will help you dive deeper into the world of Exposure One, learn about applying to our contests, and hone your craft.
by Lily Fierman
Joshua YeheNara’s winning series has an apparent simplicity that belies the intensity of its making. What feels effortless is the result of a demanding process, one that becomes part of the work’s subject and meaning.
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by Lily Fierman
Ed Healy’s winning image has a richness and depth that make the viewer feel almost physically present in the scene. That sense of immersion- difficult to define, yet immediately felt- is one of the many qualities that earned his photograph the highest title in this year's contest.
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This image offers a remarkable look at childhood unfolding beside a contaminated river in Russia's Chelyabinsk region, a place still living with the legacy of industrial and nuclear pollution. It is perhaps the most haunting image in this year's contest; the kind of image that's seared into your mind long after you look away.
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