Matteo is a travel and documentary photographer and videomaker whose passion for distant cultures has pushed him to seek adventures in remote locations. He's been published, among others, by National Geographic. He is one of the founding members of Flabbergast V.
Tewfic El-Sawy is New York City-based freelance travel photographer. He organises and leads photo expeditions/workshops for photographers and is the founder of The Travel Photographer blog. He just completed publishing the book “Hau Dong: The Spirit Mediums of Vietnam”, and is currently working on a new book on Chinese Opera.
A traveller and self-confessed serial people-watcher, Diane has a hunger for documenting the ordinary moments of daily life among societies across the globe. She has an innate wanderlust and is constantly searching for a deeper understanding of the subjects with whom she engages. She often seeks communities not consumed by tourism or the homogenisation of global mainstream culture to survey the social condition in its purest form.
Jing is an independent travel blogger that writes extensively about China, its culture and its traditions. Attracted by nature and secret places she's always willing to share her discoveries with her western readers.
Kim Hak is an award winning Cambodian photographer, whose works include survivor stories, the funeral of King Sihanouk, architectural documentation and the changing landscape of his homeland.
Probal is an award winning documentary photographer focusing on people at the edges of society. He is a long time advocate of the people of Bangladesh, Nepal and India. His photographs explore the relationship of humanity and environment in a simple manner.
Below are the winning picture of Javier Arcenillas (who has joined our judging panel) and the honourable mentions by Massimo Ferrero, Nicolas Nicourt and Matteo Imbrianti
Here you can find all the shortlisted entries for “India!”
