Carlos Morales Díaz’s photograph Luz y color (Light and Color) was awarded first place in Grid Photo Gallery’s 2026 Color contest. Looking down over the centuries-old tanneries of Fez, the image transforms a bustling workspace into a vibrant tapestry of geometric forms, rich pigments, and quiet human activity, where craftsmanship and color come together in … Read more
Abdelrahman Alkahlout’s photograph Faith Defying Ruins was awarded first place in Grid Photo Gallery’s People 2026. Seen from above, rows of displaced Palestinians gather in prayer amid the shattered remains of a mosque, their collective gesture forming a powerful counterpoint to the surrounding destruction. Selected from an international pool of submissions, the image stood out … Read more
Jurica Galic’s photograph Back to the Past was awarded Grid Photo Gallery’s first-ever Photography of the Year, emerging as the standout image among both international submissions and the top winners from each contest held during the gallery’s inaugural year. Taken in a Mundari cattle camp in South Sudan, the photograph captures a fleeting yet timeless … Read more
Frank Chan’s Icon: The Village, Guilin was awarded first place in Grid Photo Gallery’s 2025 Landscape contest. In the image, a golden dawn illuminates a quiet village nestled among Guilin’s dramatic karst peaks, a fleeting harmony of human settlement and vast natural forms. Selected from a wide field of submissions, the work stood out for … Read more
Aviaaja Schlüter’s photograph Parents’ Sacrifice was selected as the winning image in Grid Photo Gallery’s inaugural open-theme contest. In a near-white Antarctic landscape, two adult emperor penguins shelter their chick with quiet devotion—a composition as stark as it is tender. Drawn from dozens of international submissions, the image stood out for its emotional clarity, compositional … Read more