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The 2026 Lenscratch Honorable Mention Student Prize Winner: Anton Zdanovich
©Anton Zdanovich, Numto, Reindeer herder Gennady inside a bedroom in a house in the village of Numto. He usually lives in a remote herding camp, far from the village.
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The 2026 Student Prize Honorable Mention Winner: Luke Rosing
© Luke Rosing, Untitled, 2025
It is with pleasure that the jurors announce the 2025 Lenscratch Student Prize Honorable Mention Winner, Luke Rosing. -
Student Prize: Top 25 to Watch
Every year, the Lenscratch Student Prize gives us an opportunity to celebrate and support the next generation of photographic artists.
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Claire Beckett: Defense Language
Cover of Defense Language by Claire Beckett, published in November 2025 by GOST Books
War is often understood through images of conflict, yet some of its most revealing photographs are made -
Claudia Moreno: Axes & Power
© Claudia Moreno, Reflection, from Stopping Time, 2017
Born in Magdalena de Kino in the state of Sonora, Mexico, Claudia Moreno is heavily focused on her current project, “Cuota de Géner -
Alessandra Bobba: A Family Journey, A Lifetime of Love
©Alessandra Bobba, Sem Titulo#01, da Série Viagem em Família
I first met Alessandra Bobba through the study group led by the wonderful curator Eder Chiodetto. -
Robin Dahlberg: Breaking Point
© Robin Dahlberg / Kehrer Verlag
Why would someone confess to a crime they didn’t commit?
Unfortunately it happens, more than you might think. -
Mark Edward Harris: NORTH KOREA
©Mark Edward Harris, Pyongyang Traffic Officer
Over the past year, I have had the great pleasure of getting to know Mark Edward Harris. -
Elizabeth Li: Three Gorges
©Elizabeth Li, Edge of the Long River, Somewhere along the Yangtze, a farmer turns towards home.
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Amy Gaskin: Marilyn Forever! Marilyn Monroe—A Symbol of Hope
©Amy Gaskin, Marilyn Forever! Front Cover of Book
It all began with the discovery of a cherry red lipstick print left behind on a crypt and a conversation with a stranger at Marilyn Monroe -
HANDMADE ARTIST BOOKS WEEK: Shahria Sharmin
© Shahria Sharmin, artist book “Call Me Heena”
Shahria Sharmin’s ‘Call me Heena’ is an exploration of the Hijra (third gender) community in Bangladesh through tender and emotional -
Hailey Sadler: Missing Home
© Hailey Sadler, “MISSING HOME.
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