Exhibits & Events – April 2021









by Bruce Schaefer

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WASHINGTON POST

Here is a link to the online Washington Post’s lists of D.C., Maryland, and Virginia photography-related exhibits and museums. I have found that the various photography-related exhibits appear in different parts of the online paper, making a simple search or link unreliable. You can search within:


Photography section: Photography
Going Out Guide: Going Out Guide
Art Section: Art


ONLINE PHOTO SITES:

Following are some websites that offer terrific images for the armchair adventurer: ideas and inspirations for when we finally get out of jail.

World Nature Photography Awards

Into the wild with the World Nature Photography Award winners (newatlas.com)

“I had this frame in my mind so firstly, so to get this shot, I firstly selected a tree that was in the water so that I can get a good reflection of the sky which can make the image look upside down, then I climbed up on the tree and waited for hours,” explains Vijayan. “This is a regular path for the orangutans to cross to another small island so I was sure to get this frame if I wait patiently. Hence I waited and waited for long and finally, I got this beautiful frame.”

Entries for the next World Nature Photography Awards are open now. The only major condition of entry is images cannot feature restrained or captive animals.


2021 Sony World Photography Awards

Winners’ Galleries | World Photography Organisation

The winners of the 2021 Sony World Photography Awards deliver an eclectic assortment of incredible images, spanning everything from a once-in-a-lifetime shot of a comet over Stonehenge to a portrait of the unique way COVID-19 changed live music performances.


Black and White Minimalist Photography Awards

Surreal sights in the Black and White Minimalist Photography Awards (newatlas.com)

In its first year, the Black and White Minimalist Photography awards presents a sublime collection of esoteric monochrome imagery. From surreal architectural abstractions to desolate snowbound compositions, the contest is a rich reminder of the power of minimalism.