Photo © Brigitte Lacombe
Over time much has been written about the face and as we announce
the winners of our second annual
PDN Faces photography
contest, we see that faces are certainly popular photography
subjects—in both human and animal form. We proudly display these
images in the following gallery and congratulate the winners on
their outstanding contributions to portrait photography. All of the
faces captured in this gallery are truly engaging and remarkable,
from the wild gaping mouths on the faces of James Walker’s dogs to
the classy
Mad Men portraits by Frank W. Ockenfels to even
the portraits of the artists themselves (like the vintage ambrotype
self-portrait by Jody Ake). Thank you to all of the photographers
who entered and we hope to hear from you again next year.
PDN Faces 2009 Winners Gallery
July 2, 2009
Over time much has been written about the face and as we announce the winners of our second annual
PDN Faces photography contest, we see that faces are certainly popular photography subjects—in both human and animal form. We proudly display these images in the following gallery and congratulate the winners on their outstanding contributions to portrait photography. All of the faces captured in this gallery are truly engaging and remarkable, from the wild gaping mouths on the faces of James Walker’s dogs to the classy
Mad Men portraits by Frank W. Ockenfels to even the portraits of the artists themselves (like the vintage ambrotype self-portrait by Jody Ake). Thank you to all of the photographers who entered and we hope to hear from you again next year.
