International Color Awards Nominee
Great news for several nominations in the 2015 Color Awards:
Village Life in Northern Laos, Nominee in the People category
Soriya Bathing, Nominee in the Wildlife category
The Roaring Leopard, Nominee in the Wildlife category
Going Out Saigon, Nominee in the Portrait category


Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
INTERNATIONAL COLOR AWARDS HONORS PHOTOGRAPHER:
Adri Berger
LOS ANGELES April 18, 2015
Photographer Adri Berger was presented with the 8th Annual International Colour Awards Nominee title in the categories of People, Portrait and Wildlife at a prestigious Nomination & Winners Photoshow webcast Saturday, April 18, 2015.
8th Annual Jury members included captains of the industry from Christie’s, Paris; Frieze Art Fair, London; DB Agency, Milan; Clair Galerie, Munich; Edinburgh Film Festival; Art Beatus Gallery, Hong Kong; Gup Magazine, Amsterdam; and Eyestorm, London who honoured Colour Masters with 541 coveted title awards in 33 categories.
“It is an incredible achievement to be selected among the best from the 7,358 entries we received this year,” said Basil O’Brien, the awards Creative Director. “Adri Berger’s exceptional images entered in the People, Portrait and Wildlife categories, represents contemporary colour photography at its finest, and we’re pleased to present him with the title of Nominee.”
INTERNATIONAL COLOUR AWARDS is the leading international award honouring excellence in colour photography. This celebrated event shines a spotlight on the best photographers worldwide and honours the finest images with the highest achievements in colour photography.
A New Hospital for Children in the Lao PDR
1 minute promo with Voice Over
Film by Adri Berger
Friends Without A Border: More in depth information about the plans for the up coming year including some material of the Grand Opening that took place on February the 11th, 2015.
Film by Adri Berger
The Elephant Caravan
AN ELEPHANT CARAVAN TO SAVE ASIAN ELEPHANTS
Laos has been known as the “Land of a Million Elephants” for generations. Today, however, there are less than 900 elephants remaining in the country. The future of Asia’s largest land mammal, as well as the people who have cared for them for generations, has reached a crisis point. If elephants die out, not only does it mean the loss of a wonderful creature, but the end of an age-old culture as well.
Eight months from now, an elephant caravan will begin its journey across northern Laos: 12 elephants will spend six weeks travelling 630 kilometers, making stops at 46 villages.
LFHC opens its doors for Children
On February 11th, 2015, Friends Without A Border joined the community of Lao PDR to celebrate the Grand Opening of Lao Friends Hospital for Children in Luang Prabang, Laos.
Another timeless moment
Black & White Spider Nominations
This year I received three nominations in three categories in the Black & White Spider Awards. The categories were: Portrait, Nude and Fashion.




Half Marathon, Luang Prabang
Navajo Weavers in Lao
Sarah Naataanii, Tahnibaa Naataanii and Winter Rose Hoskie.
An artist exchange, from the four corners in the S-W of the US to a landlocked Laos surrounded by five countries.
Filmed and edited by Adri Berger, Camera assistance by Dara Phatammavong, Soundtrack by Michael Bishop








Confluence
Confluence is where two rivers meet, in this case the Mekong and Khan rivers in Luang Prabang.
When the water levels, after the rains during the wet season, slowly go down it’s time to pick up the nets and go fishing.
Enjoy the scenery!
Filmed and Edited by Adri Berger
Sound track;
Johann Pachelbel
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