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  • Photographer
    Jeffrey Milstein
  • Prize
    Honorable Mention
  • Jury Top 5 Selection

    Jamason Chen Even though drone photography becomes very popular, this series of photos stand out from many candidates, because they don’t look like aerial views of amusement parks rather look like cogwheels in a machine or visual effects in a kaleidoscope. Surprising visual effects of aerial landscapes 現在使用無人機(空拍機)的人有許多,這組作品的畫面在此次眾多空拍作品中在我眼前跳出,它像是機械齒輪的組合,又像透過萬花筒多變的視覺,原來俯視遊樂園有此特殊的效果,非常驚喜的組合

  • Company/Studios
    Studio 331
  • Date of Photograph
    2019
  • Technical Info
    1/400-1600, f/2.0, Fujinon GF 110mm f/2.0 lens, uji GFX 100
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Amusement parks are part of a larger portfolio consisting of aerials of cities that I have been shooting from airplanes and helicopters for a number of years. Ever since I was a teenager I was fascinated by the views of the earth from above. I got my pilot’s license when I was 17, and flew around Los Angeles taking pictures of the city. Now many years later I have returned to the air with much more sophisticated equipment to document the amazing patterns of the man made landscape as seen from above.

  • Biography
    Woodstock, NY-based Jeffrey Milstein was born in the Bronx in 1944. He received a degree in architecture from UC Berkley in 1968, and practiced as an architect before turning to photography in 2000. Milstein?s passion for flight led to his well known typology of aircraft photographed from below while landing, presented in a year long solo show at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in 2012. In recent years Milstein has reversed the direction of the camera creating award winning unique aerial images of man-made landscapes that are iconic and emblematic of the modern world.
  • Awards
    NY Photo Curator, second place, photograph of Barry Koffler, July/August 2018 issue Communication Arts, 2018 Photography Annual, LANY (book), July/August 2018 Applied Arts, 2018 Photography & Illustration Awards, Housing & Income Inequality (series) Applied Arts, Winner in 2018 Photography & Illustration Awards, LANY (book) One Eyeland 2017, Silver Award, Commerce & Industry Creative Quarterly, 100 Best of 2017, photograph of Disneyland Fantasyland (night) PX3 2017, Gold medal in Fine Art/Landscape Texas Photographic Society, First Place Winner in Drone & Aerial Photography International Photography Awards, February 2017 Creative Quarterly, 2016, 100 Best of 2015 Annual Objects of Desire, PDN, July 2016 PDN 2016 Photo Annual, May 2016 Applied Arts, April 2016, 2015 Communication Excellence Awards International Photography Awards, March 2016 Applied Arts Magazine, 2015, Photography & Illustration Award Creative Quarterly, 2015, 100 Best Annual 2014 (in photography) American Photography, November 2014, 30th anniversary annual book Creative Quarterly, 2014, 100 Best of 2013 (in photography) Communication Arts, July/August 2013 Creative Quarterly, Winter 2013 PDN, November 2005, First place winner, digital imaging contest

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