The Hipstography Awards 2014 – The Ceremony

Every day, Hipstography publishes a "Photo of the Day," and sometimes said photograph is so exceptional that it becomes "Photo of the Week". Among those 365 published photographs, here are the ones that seduced both the jury and the public. From abstract photography to monochromes, to street photography, here are the 21 awards for the 21 photographs in 21 different categories.

 

Abstract Photography of the Year Award

Marieke van Oyen

Lens:  Vincent 

Film:  Rijks 

Using:  Oggl 

"She was a Phantom of delight; When first she gleamed upon my sight; A lovely Apparition, sent; To be a moment's ornament." - William Wordsworth
Marieke van Oyen

 

Animal Photography of the Year Award

Lee Atwell

Lens:  G2 

Film:  Rasputin 

Using: Oggl

"After a record warm autumn, a cold snap moved into the area bringing a few inches of snow. The weather then turned sunny and frigid with record cold temperatures and beautifully sparkly snow scenes - which is unusual for our normally warm, dark and wet weather at this time of year.
This photo was taken in the early morning on a trail heading towards the sea just as the sun was rising over the hills. I was squatting to take a photo of the snowy grasses against the distant sea and sky, when this happy dog unexpectedly bounded into my photo. I think we shared the same moment of joy in the snowy morning!"
Lee Atwell

 

Architectural Photography of the Year Award

Jose J. Lang-Lenton

Lens:  G2 

Film:  BlacKeys SuperGrain 

Using:  Oggl 

Curating by: Matthew Wylie

This photo is part of the portfolio "Cinéma Vérité" by Jose J. Lang-Lenton.

 

Beach Life Photography of the Year Award

Sheldon Serkin

Lens:  Jane 

Film:  Blanko Freedom13 

Using:  Oggl 

"Being a self-conscious sort, I am drawn to subjects that don't give a fuck what anyone thinks and are totally comfortable with themselves, as is the case with these amazing women I encountered at Brighton Beach."
Sheldon Serkin

 

Color Street Photography of the Year Award

Molly Porter

Lens:  Jane 

Film:  Blanko Freedom13 

Using:  Oggl 

"I work in a large mirrored cube that sends light reflections streaming into the urban canyon in all directions. This particular reflection takes place in a small alley across the street for just a few minutes in the middle of the day. For this shot, I waited for someone interesting to pass before the light shifted. The trick is to get someone willing to walk in the light, which most people avoid because it's so bright."
Molly Porter

 

Contemplations of the Year Award

Susan Rennie

Lens:  Hornbecker 

Film:  Robusta 

Using:  Oggl 

"This picture was taken at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on March 25th. The painting is by Mark Rothko. I often go to this painting because it can yield such colorful images. This schoolboy with his red backpack and shirt was perfect."
Susan Rennie

 

Documentary Photography of the Year Award

Nicola Casamassima

Lens:  Hornbecker 

Film:  Blanko Bl4 

Flash: off

"Scanno is a small town in the Abruzzo region. It was the most photographed village in the '50s and '60s by great photographers like Henry Catier Bresson, Gianni Berengo Gardin and Mario Giacomelli. But even before the photographers, there were painters and engravers who captured the local women's beautiful costumes. Today, you can easily arrive in the village with a camera around your neck and not be considered a 'paparazzo'."
Nicola Casamassima

 

Floral and Foliage Photography of the Year Award

Jessika Johansson

Lens:  Watts 

Film:  Blackeys Extra Fine 

Using:  Oggl 

"We got our first snow last night. Although I am no fan of winter, it is always amazing to awake and discover the landscape completely transformed in the morning. Enticed by the scenery, I went for a short drive (as much as time would permit) and took this photo. Living in an open and flat landscape, naked branches against the white snow and an overcast winter sky is about as dramatic as the scenery gets here."
Jessika Johansson

 

Landscape Photography of the Year Award

Michaela Meerkatz

Lens:  Foxy 

Film:  Hackney 

Using: Oggl

"This is my place in the hinterland of Senigallia in Central Italy, a very peaceful and bucolic piece of land. During those wonderful days before Christmas, we were lucky enough to always be a bit above the fog coming in from the sea. In this early morning picture I used this week’s contest combo of Hipstamatic Sardinia which, as I found, excellently expressed the mood composed by the silence, nature at rest, the creamy fog in the valleys and the reddish tones created by the rising sun."
Michaela Meerkatz

 

Living Moments of the Year Award

Christine Mignon

Lens:  Sergio 

Film:  Rasputin 

Flash: off

"The Kiss"

"This picture was taken in Vienna, in a big leisure park called 'Prater'. As the merry-go-round swung past, which it doesn't do very often these days, I managed to capture this photo. I like the fact that most of the picture is slightly out of focus, but 'the kiss' is obvious!"
Christine Mignon

 

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