The Hipstography Awards 2013 – Nominees for Living Moments of the Year

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Photo by Carlos Wilfredo Trejo

Lens:  Jane 

Film:  Blanko Freedom13 

Flash: off

"The place is called "Monumento a la Revolución", it's in México City. The young ones and the children like to play in the fountain on sunny days."
Carlos Wilfredo Trejo

Photo by Darren Hoffman

Lens:  Watts 

Film:  Big Up 

Flash: off

"Cruising"

"I was on my honeymoon cruise in May. The boat held approximately 6,000 passengers and I think most of them were at the pool that day. I looked around at all of the people, towels and bathing suits - everything created such a colorful pattern and texture. It screamed Watts/Big Up combo!"
Darren Hoffman

Photo by Allan Ezial

Lens:  John S 

Film:  BlacKeys SuperGrain 

Flash: off

"And Dad Makes Three"

"This is a shadow portrait of me and my two beautiful children on a hike in Marin, CA. Hiking is one of the many things I do with them when together. We laugh, explore and enjoy not just the nature we see, but one another."
Allan Ezial

Photo by Engin Güneysu

Lens:  John S 

Film:  Ina's 1969 

Flash: off

"The entire protest started because of the government's decision to develop on the historical Gezi Park which is located in the very centre of Istanbul, Taksim Square. Most of the crowd consisted of the leftwing political supporters but we know that there were more than 800 different groups (different backgrounds, ideologies and religions) as well. The movement to protect Gezi Park is one of the most popular and high profile protests in the world. There are still huge number of people in Gezi Park trying to resist and protect their democratic rights.
Unfortunately last night (June 11th, 2013) all the protesters in Taksim square and Gezi Park faced the toughest of police interventions. My photographs show the battle of the Turkish people in the face of a violent state reaction."
Engin Güneysu

Photo by Marcello Henrique

Lens:  Foxy 

Film:  Blanko Freedom13 

Flash: off

I like the human element of pictures, and where possible I always try to include a human element in my photographs. I enjoy photographing my city, and take part in Instameets, promoted by InstagramersRio. I end up getting to know my city more and learning to photograph it very well. I also like taking photographs of my friends. Despite the fact Rio de Janeiro is a tropical place and very hot, 43º in summer, I love shooting with the Combo Wonder + Blanko Freedom13 because it leaves a melancholy air, the colors or absence of them, always reminds me of autumn weather."
Marcelo Henrique

Photo by Thérèse Cherton

Lens:  Tinto 1884 

Film:  AO BW 

Using: Oggl

"These panels with a whole series of blurred people painted upon them mask the entrance to a derelict supermarket in the centre of Brussels. As people walk past, they often don't even look or notice them. This woman was walking past briskly, and in doing so she becomes an integral part of the picture. The out-of-focus quality of Tinto 1884 and the black and white of AO BW further accentuate this impression."
Thérèse Cherton

Photo by Millo Salgado

Lens:  Mabel 

Film:  Robusta 

Using:  Oggl 

"I'm always ready with my Hipstamatic but at the Club I'm always thinking about how I'm going to take different stuff, more than just underwater shots. But the springboard always makes me very happy. My kids and their friends always jump in different ways, making faces and all that, pretending they are zombies, or soldiers, or bombs. I always try to take the shots looking up, so no buildings or anything else appears in frame. It's difficult, especially with the palm trees, but sometimes palm trees and the springboard are nice details."
Millo Salgado

Photo by Grace Brignolle

Lens:  Jane 

Film:  Robusta 

Using:  Oggl 

"This pic was taken last month, it was a hot and humid day, my friend Butch and I went to visit my mother in the Bronx. As we drove around, we saw lots of fire hydrants open and children playing, I couldn't resist and I decided to get in the water and snap away. Because it was not my neighborhood i was trying to be discreet and careful not to get caught."
Grace Brignolle

Photo by Sezgi Olgaç

Lens:  John S 

Film:  Blanko C16 

Flash: off

"I took this photo in a narrow, isolated street in Balat, Istanbul. At first I heard a melody and while I was looking for the source of it, I looked up and saw him. He was listening to the music loudly so that everyone in the street could hear it. It was a Turkish folk song, a very deep and melancholic composition. Perhaps he was in a depressive mood but didn't hesitate to give me a smile."
Sezgi Olgaç

Photo by Anders Wesslen

Lens:  GSQUAD 

Film:  D-Type Plate 

Flash: off

"This year my son celebrated his graduation. Everyone dressed up for the event and there were lots of nice looking young people hanging around. As I was just sitting around, I couldn't resist shooting the legs of people passing by. Some of them came out great with the D-Type film."
Anders Wesslen

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