Winners Gallery
PhiloPhoto Photography Contest is proud to present:
The winners of the 2025 contest –
“From Darkness to Light”
1st Place
Robert Korkisch
“Hope”
Child in rural environment, South Africa
2nd Place
Pyae Phyo Thet Paing
“The Fishing Boys”
In the dim stillness of the mangrove forest, shadows envelop the scene until beams of sunlight pierce through the canopy. In this light, boys work side by side, passing their catch from hand to hand. What was once hidden in darkness emerges as a living tapestry of unity, tradition, and youthful resilience. Here, light does more than illuminate. It transforms, guiding the eye and spirit from obscurity to clarity, from quiet toil to a vision of hope.
3rd Place
Doron Adar
“The Birth of Light”
Stav-Or was born into war. She was named “OR”, meaning “Light”, with the hope she would carry the beacon of light for a brighter future and a better life.
Honorable mentions
Douglas Pfeiffer
“Flying from Shadow”
Colin Page
“Into the Light of the Self”
Ningtai Yu
“Umbrella worker”
Adilson Martins
“From Darkness to Light”
Marco Wilm
“Run Towards the Light”
Jason Au
“Social Distancing”
Fanny Floirat
“Dive from dark to light”
PhiloPhoto Photography Contest is proud to present:
The winners of the 2024 contest –
“Unity Through Diversity”
1st Place
Azim Khan Ronnie
“Largest Eid congregation”
South Asia’s largest Eid-ul-Fitr Congregation held in Gor-e-Shahid Boro Math, Dinajpur, Bangladesh. According to the organizers’ claim, over 600,000 devotees participated in this Eid congregation. The prayers began at 8:30 am with devotees coming from different parts of the region. Eid-ul-Fitr is a Muslim festival of happiness celebrated all over the world.
2nd Place
Tasos Michaloglou
“Children of the sky”
The nightsky with its mysteries is calling us to follow the shiny stars. In the darkness of the night, a spark ignites and unites us around the same fire, the same centre, the same purpose.
3rd Place
Erez Biton
“Dance on the wings of the wind”
I took the picture while I was on a Raffa parachute called “Bakai”. What caught my eye at that moment was the wonderful combination between the flock of migratory birds that seem to be dancing in perfect synchronization with the man floating with the parachute. The unity between man and nature, between movement and light, between expression and man, between the mechanical and the natural. They all fly with the help of the wind, moving in a unified dance movement in the sky
Honorable mentions
Matheus Mello
“Cio da Terra”
SANGHAMITRA SARKAR
“LINGUASTIC DIVERSITY”
Mouneb Taim
“Unity Through Diversity in Times of War”
DASHAWATAR BAD
“THE SHEEP MARCH BW LR”
Bruna Roveri
“Spirit matter”
Ami Gandhi
“Travelers’ Tales”
David Rive
“One step away”
