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Our first Street Photography contest was our most successful to date. We had hundreds of submissions capturing rich urban environments with life’s spontaneous moments… and in these moments we got a real sense of the world we live in, both B&W and in color.
Our Facebook and Instagram users cast votes by liking their favorites photos and after thousands of votes, below are the 12 “Street Photography” film photography finalists and winners.
1st Place – Kyle Hartman with his stunning rainy street portrait captured on Portra 400 with a Pentax 67! He’ll be receiving a Fuji GA645zi medium format film camera!
2nd Place – Ben Perszyk’s beautiful black & white “Anything Is A Blessing” candid street moment on Ilford Delta FP4 with a Leica M2. He’ll be receiving the Canon Canonet QL17!
3rd Place – @alexacoughlin’s unique beach reflection self portrait captured on Portra 400 with a Canon AE-1. She’ll be receiving a Lomo Diana FT Chromiac Edition!
Street Photography Finalists
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- By: Justin Nolan Street Photography Entry #1 “Running through the 6” Olympus XA2 Superia 400 Seoul, Korea
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- By: Oliver Speed T-Rex on Wall Street Pentax 67/105mm 2.4 Ilford HP5
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- By: Levi Shand Orgullo Madrid (Madrid’s Pride Week Parade) Madrid, Spain, 2015. Contax RX, Portra 400, developed by Lab 35 in Madrid. Standing beneath the spray of a firehose, next to the truck, while the firemen hosed the crowd during the Gay Pride Parade on one of the hottest days of the year.
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- By: @trukingvii Reflections 016 // #canonae1 #trix400 // #35mm #50mm #bnw
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- By: @nebofever Early Saturday morning in @downtownraleigh #thedarkroomlab_streetphotography #rollei35se #ilforddelta100 developed by @thedarkroomlab #ishootfilm
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- By: @foolbleed these guys wanted to see how the pic came out but i told em it was film so they said ok. taken with #canoneosrebel with #ilford400 film for the #thedarkroomlab_streetphotography #35mm contest #dtla #upthepunx The Darkroom
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- By: @mr_jonze Carts Canon ae1 Kodak tri-x
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- By: Ivan Zenteno Shot on canon A-1 on 400 speed films pushed to 1600, developed and scanned at home. I headed to downtown Los Angeles to go get a street cooked hot dog. I was waiting in line when I saw this man praying for the food he just received, quickly focused and got this shot.