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There’s something about great street photography that makes you slow down. A person caught mid-stride, a strange reflection, a burst of sunlight, or a completely ordinary corner can suddenly feel like a movie still. That’s exactly the magic behind these 35 finalist photos from the Urban Photo Awards 2026.
Selected in the Street categor...
There are landscapes that look beautiful, and then there are landscapes that make you wonder if you’ve accidentally landed on another planet. Karol Nienartowicz’s Atacama Desert photographs fall firmly into the second...
Nighttime has a different personality. Streets get quieter, colors get bolder, and ordinary places suddenly look like scenes from a movie. That’s exactly where Slovak photographer, colorist, and cinematographer Oliver Takac seems most at home.
His photographs don’t simply show people after dark; they build little worlds around them. A woman sitting ins...
What if animals had the same weird habits, bad decisions, and over-the-top reactions we do? That’s pretty much the magic behind Susan Batori’s adorable animal illustrations. Her characters don’t simply sit around looking cute; they get into trouble, act ridiculous, and somehow make everyday animal behavior feel hilariously relatable.
The Hungar...
Minimalist photography has a funny way of making you slow down. There’s no visual overload, no pileup of details fighting for attention—just a few carefully placed elements doing all the heavy lifting. And honestly, that’s what makes it so darn powerful.
The Artist Gallery Awards 2026 celebrates photographers who know how to turn simplicity into someth...