The reFocus Awards have unveiled the winners of their “black and white photography” competition, a global spectacle that attracted submissions from an impressive 77 countries. This year’s event celebrated excellence across both professional and non-professional categories, with the coveted top prize awarded to seasoned photographer Bill Pack.
Pack’s artistry emerged as a tour de force; his submission—an evocative tribute to the automobile’s sensuous curves rendered in stark black and white—left the competition in its wake.
The impact of his vision resonated beyond the main prize, earning him gold awards in the Fine Art and Minimalism categories as well.
However, Pack was not the only standout. Baek, founder and CEO of a creative studio specializing in automotive photography, showcased his expertise through a captivating series titled “CarScapes.” The reFocus Awards transcended the recognition of a single victor; they celebrated the versatility of black and white photography.
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Accolades were bestowed upon winners across a remarkable 19 categories, ranging from the stoic grandeur of architecture to the ephemeral beauty of fashion and pets. This year’s competition served as a stunning display of the diverse ways photographers harness the power of light and shadow, illuminating the enduring allure of monochrome artistry.