A 2023 Photography Contest for Architecture by urban jungle

September 27, 2023

For the metropolitan Jungle: Architecture Photography Competition, Archiol is looking for submissions that highlight how man-made structures and natural components coexist peacefully or clash dramatically in metropolitan settings.

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The relationship between architecture and nature becomes increasingly interesting as cities grow and change. They exhort you to use your camera to capture the spirit of this fascinating relationship.

Urban Jungle theme

Objective

  • The goal of this contest is to inspire photographers to capture the interaction between urban nature and architecture. They want you to capture the essence of the “Urban Jungle,” whether it is the lush vegetation peeping through concrete structures, the vertical gardens adorning skyscrapers, or the coexistence of urban wildlife with the constructed environment. Show them how the urban environment creates a singular fusion of human ingenuity with the unbridled power of nature.

Awards and Recognition

  • Success for any design practitioner depends on recognition. Archiol is giving you the chance to exhibit your ideas to a worldwide audience. Everyone is eligible for this chance.

  • Certificate of Achievement: Top 3

  • Publication on the media platforms used in partnership

  • Conversation (Text and Video)

  • The posting of a design or article on Archiol.

  • Internal Jury Favourite Publication at Archiol a diploma of achievement

  • A total of three mentions

  • Ten entries were shortlisted.

Guidelines

  • All are welcome to apply.

  • Digital entries must be in high-resolution JPEG format.

  • Each participant may submit a maximum of three images.

  • Originality: Entries must be self-created, original works by participants.

  • Basic post-processing tweaks, such as cropping, brightening, and contrast, are permitted. Excessive digital alteration that modifies the scene’s reality is not encouraged, though.

Requirements

  • A maximum of three images may be submitted by each participant.

  • A brief description (100–150 words) outlining the idea behind the photograph should be included with it.

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