Year of Winning Submission: 2016
Ibrahim Malla is a Syrian-Italian professional photographer specialising in social and humanitarian issues. His photographs have appeared on the BBC and CNN and in the Los Angeles Times and The Guardian. He is the winner of several international photography awards and his work has featured in exhibitions across Europe
Year of Winning Submission: 2016
Hynek Glos, born in 1973 in Prague, became a professional photographer at 21. He regularly participates in both Czech and international photography competitions, and has won several awards at the Czech Press Photo Competition.
Year of Winning Submission: 2016
Habibul Haque has worked in photography for more than 15 years and is currently head of the photography department of Drik Picture Library in Dhaka, Bangladesh. His work explores issues of human rights, the environment and culture.
Year of Winning Submission: 2016
Gary George first became a photographer when he moved to Haiti in 2011. He started taking pictures that showed children uninhibited in their natural and candid moments. Today he continues his explorations as a photographer, residing with his wife in San Diego, California.
Year of Winning Submission: 2016
Chris Grodotzki is a Berlin-based photographer and founding member of the Jib Collective, an organisation that promotes progressive multimedia journalism. After going freelance in 2011, he studied photojournalism at the Hannover University of Applied Arts from 2012.
Year of Winning Submission: 2016
Annie Griffiths was one of the first women photographers to work for National Geographic. She has covered women’s issues on six continents, and her work has also been featured in LIFE, Geo, Smithsonian, Time, Stern and many other publications. Annie has received awards from the National Press Photographers Association, Associated Press, National Organization of Women and White House News Photographers Association.
Year of Winning Submission: 2016
Anna Kåri is a photojournalist based in London. She travels and works extensively in Africa and Asia, on personal projects and for clients. Her work has appeared in Time, The Sunday Times Magazine, Le Monde, The Guardian, Politiken and many other publications. She also works for charities including Save the Children and Amnesty International.
Year of Winning Submission: 2016
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Andrew McConnell began his career as a press photographer covering the closing stages of the conflict in Northern Ireland and the transition to peace. He has covered issues such as the conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, e-waste in Ghana, surfing in the Gaza Strip, urban refugees worldwide, and the ongoing occupation of Western Sahara. In 2011 he received two first prizes at the World Press Photo Awards and two National Press Photographers Awards, including the prestigious Best of Show.
Year of Winning Submission: 2016
Prabha Jayesh Patel, 42, lives in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. She took up photography three years ago. Since then, her awards have included being the winner of the 'Waste to Photo' award organised by the Sardinia Symposium and the “Clean & Green India”, organised by ASSIST India/Ten Photos to Shake the World. Her documentary projects include “Salty Life” about the lives of salt workers in Little Rann of Kutch.
Prabha Jayesh is the first place winner of The Other Hundred Educators Edition.
Year of Winning Submission: 2016
Janet Jarman works as a photojournalist and multimedia producer based in Mexico. She was recently awarded a documentary film grant from the MacArthur Foundation. Janet graduated with a journalism degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She has worked as a staff photographer at The Miami Herald and has a master’s degree in environmental issues from the University of London.
