Lost in the Fog


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  • Photographer
    Stephane Graciet
  • Jury Top 5 Selection

    David Clarke A timeless image of my favourite bridge. A bridge that has always begged to be photographed well. This in my view is quite a simple image but up there with the best of Brooklyn Bridge. The atmospheric photograph, to its credit, invokes 35mm film from 40 years ago. It looks like how we might actually see the view, not necessarily how the digital chip would translate it. I wish I had taken this shot!

  • Date of Photograph
    May 21st 2022
  • Technical Info
    1/800s, 100 ISO, f2.8, Full Frame
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Brooklyn bridge when the East River is covered by an intense fog.

  • Biography
    French photographer based in New York City, I shoot mainly urban landscapes. My photographs span from street photography to abstract with a strong preference for architecture. I like exploring abstracts and geometries, I use the urban sceneries as a mean to experiments those areas. I have traveled in several European and American cities where I document their different districts. I have published a series of albums on 12 European capitals named the "Cités visibles" (visible cities).
  • Awards
    - IPA 2018 - Honorable mention - category Architecture other - Black and white magazine 2019 - Single Photography Contest winner 2019 - category architecture. - IPA 2019 One shot street photography - Honorable mention - Monochrome awards 2019 - Honorable mention - category abstracts - One Eyeland Photography awards 2021 - Finalist category architecture

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