Here’s a look at the 10 photos we loved most this week in Editors’ Choice, curated by our Guest Editors, Skanda Gautam and Nika Kramer, and 500px photo editors. Read on to find out why these stunning shots caught our eye.
What our photo editors loved: “Transporting us right to the seaside, this image holds our attention through the many detailed gestures and interactions between the individuals.”
What our photo editors loved: “This photographer clearly has a knack for capturing a moment; we were drawn in by the palpable emotion and the way the woman and the seagull are frozen in perfect connection with one another.”
What our photo editors loved: “The shallow depth of field, windswept hair, and closed eyes make this a sweet childhood portrait, with the mud flecks only subtly referring to the chaos of the moments before.”
What our photo editors loved: “This photographer took advantage of lovely golden hour light and warm fall colours to create this image—plus, who can resist a good puppy pic?”
What our photo editors loved: “The unique perspective of this underwater image makes it disorienting and arresting all at once. The scale of the ice and the darkness below are surreal.”
What our photo editors loved: “The photographer has done a great job harnessing the shadows cast by the surrounding urban environment to frame the image and draw the viewer’s eyes into the scene.”
What our photo editors loved: “The high level of technical execution in this commercial sports shot is impressive.”
What our photo editors loved: “The arching line of the train crossing the composition makes this image stand out, and the contrasting tone of the blue train against the bridge is striking.”
What our photo editors loved: “This image has a lovely, soft focus, and an unusual perspective that makes us wonder what’s happening outside the frame.”
What our photo editors loved: “Shooting from slightly below, the photographer isolates his subject in a beautiful, minimal composition. The girl’s statuesque pose and concentrated expression are a testament to both the beauty and hardships of everyday life.”
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