20th International Photography Awards
Official Selection & Honorable Mention IPA 2023 for Adri Berger
The International Photography Awards™ conducts an annual competition for professional, amateur, and student photographers on a global scale, creating one of the most ambitious and comprehensive photo competitions in the photography world today.
IPA is a sister-effort of the Lucie Foundation, 501(c) 3 non-profit, charitable foundation whose mission is to honor master photographers, discover and cultivate emerging talent, and promote the appreciation of photography worldwide. The annual programming of the Lucie Foundation is funded largely though the International Photography Awards
For more information about this award please contact; hello@adriberger.net
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nominee Color awards 2022
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
15TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL COLOR AWARDS HONORS PHOTOGRAPHER ADRI BERGER
LOS ANGELES March 31st, 2022
Photographer Adri Berger was presented with the 15th Annual International Color Awards Nominee title in the categories of PORTRAIT and FINE ART at a prestigious Winners & Nominee Photoshow streamed Saturday, March 26, 2022.
The live online gala was attended by industry leaders and the photography community from around the globe who logged on to watch the climax of the world’s premier event for color photography. 15th Annual Jury members included captains of the industry from The Armory Show, New York; The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles; The Art Channel, London; V&A Museum, London; Koller Auctions, Zurich; Preus Museum, Norway; Publicis Groupe, Warsaw; Fila, New York; Chung | Namont Gallery, San Francisco; Kolle Rebbe, Hamburg; Tilton Gallery, New York; Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee; Cornette de Saint Cyr Auctions, Brussels; Podbielski Contemporary, Milan and RedKite NFT, London who honored Color Masters with 658 coveted title awards and 975 nominees in 37 categories.
“It was an honor to participate alongside judges from all over the world in the selection of the beautiful works presented. The program continues to support the work of professional photographers and of those who are simply passionate about the art of capturing a/the moment.” Said Juror Alexandra Prata of Publicis Groupe, Warsaw.
“It is an incredible achievement to be selected as the best from the 6,786 entries we received this year,” said Basil O’Brien, the awards Creative Director. Both entries ‘I Read the News Today, Oh Boy…’ in Fine Art and ‘Charlotte’ in Portrait catagories are exceptional and represent contemporary color photography at its finest, and we’re pleased to present him with the title of Nominee.”
INTERNATIONAL COLOR AWARDS is the leading international award honoring excellence in color photography. This celebrated event shines a spotlight on the best professional and amateur photographers worldwide and honors the finest images with the highest achievements in color photography. www.colorawards.com
Prix de la Photographie 2021
Honourable Mentions in the PX3 International Photography Awards.
2021 PX3 International Photography Awards announced Adri Berger was awarded Honourable Mentions in two catagories; His portrait named ‘Saigon Cinderella’ received an Honourable Mention in the press and fashion catagory;
https://px3.fr/winners/hm/2021/1-100869-21/
Adri Berger was also awarded an Honorable Mention for his portfolio of photos showing ‘Rural Life in Laos’, in the Portraiture and Culture Catagory;
https://px3.fr/winners/hm/2021/1-100865-21/
Rural Life in Laos
Laos is one of the lower developed countries and life especially in the rural areas can be tough and often is a struggle. But the gentle pace shows a beauty in the spirit of the people. This set of photographs shows village and family life in a rural northern setting of the country.
The photographs are part of a campaign conducted for Save the Children under the name of Our Promise. Please contact me for more information about this work; hello@adriberger.net
Saigon Cinderella
This beautiful portrait was made while working on an assignment with Symphonie from the UK. We were creating a set of photographs that showed different aspects of life in Vietnam and in this case the photo was made in Saigon.
With photographs I can and try to tell a story.
Often I set up a scene that I interpret from a fleeting moment I have seen before. I like candid shots and even though a photo may have been posed and set up, I like to add an edge of reality, either it has actually happened before, or it is about to happen.
These moments can then lead and inspire to work on actual documentaries, the reality, as also shown on this page in the portfolio from Life in Rural Laos.
The woman in this photo is about to embark on a night out in Saigon, dressed up, looking very sharp, and here portrayed in a very calm manner, the calm before the storm moment.
Please contact me for more information about this work; hello@adriberger.net
Finally instagram
After Years of Hesitation I made my Instagram Page
Reasons to be Cheerful—in 6 parts
01
INSPIRE
With Instagram as a gallery that demonstrates and tells a story of all we do as a creative media company. Whether big or small, serve as inspiration in pursuit of perfection— and be inspired by you, too.
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TO CELEBRATE
Please follow us as we use Instagram to celebrate the work of all the wonderful moments and people we’ve collaborated with over the last decades.
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TO CONNECT
Connect with us on a more personal level. Look out for those special moments.
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TO SHARE
We’ll be using IG to share the latest company projects AND up-to-date information.
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TO UNDERSTAND
Instagram is yet another helpful tool that allows us to share and better understand the creatve talents that makes our world tick. Additionally, it helps us keep our finger on the pulse of the creative energy all around us.
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TO TAKE PART
And be active in sharing work and ideas, encouraging creativity to take centre stage in an ever changing world.
COCA COLA
A campaign I did in conjunction with Saatchi & Saatchi in Ho Chi Minh City. The campaign was well received, and the client was proud of the success it brought. The approach for us was to make the visuals look like they were part of everyday life, documentary style but well executed.
