Delighted to be awarded a Gold PSA medal for ‘Watching Through Time’. Belgrade Photo International Salon had 4,588 photos by 321 authors from 62 countries in the City category.
The gargoyle at the Notre-Dame Cathedral is watching the busy city of Paris. It was only on my third visit to the cathedral that I was successful in climbing to the top.
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Very honoured and privileged to have a feature article published in D-Photo magazine Dec-Jan issue across New Zealand. D–Photo is a bi-monthly full colour photography magazine which focuses on the popularity of digital photography and the huge demand for information on photography, catering to novice, amateur, enthusiast and professional photographers. Armed with a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Engineering and an MBA in Information Technology, I started a successful career as a senior business analyst in Auckland after immigrating to New Zealand in 2001 with eight suitcases and a dream. However, after 10 years I became disengaged and I found myself looking for passion and meaning. Click here to read this amazing story on how I transformed my life and inspired others.
Very honoured to win a Bronze medal for the image ‘Remarkable Rocks‘ from the Photographic Art Association of Transcarpathia on the 1st International Salon of Art Photo: “Carpathian Drag 2014” held in Uzhhorod, Ukraine!
Very honoured to be awarded a Gold UPI medal for ‘The Boulders’. Danube Photo Club had 1,290 photos by 325 authors from 52 countries in the Nature category of the 2nd Digital Circuit. This image was also awarded PSA Gold Medal in the Landscape Category of 1st International Salon of Photography Romanija Photos.
Award winning photographer Ilan Wittenberg is proud to present unique photographic art at Silo Six. Named ‘Black, White and Colour‘, the exhibition contains inspiring and thought provoking works, featuring three diverse themes: Portraits, Landscapes and Fine Art.
Opening night on November 19 at 7pm.
Keynote speaker: Sir Bob Harvey – Chairman, Waterfront Auckland
Silo Six is a massive structure of old cement silos which dominates Auckland waterfront. Located in Wynyard Quarter, it is the perfect venue to display more than 50 edgy and crisp photographs. The large format prints echo the industrial space of the silos, complementing their prominent structure and providing an aesthetic visual experience which visitors are sure to remember.
This exhibition aims to promote photography as an art form. During the exhibition Ilan will be giving talks to classes and families, describing the stories behind selected images. This will create opportunities to engage in discussing the photographs on display as many have an interesting story to tell. Ilan will describe the techniques behind the creative process so young people will have the opportunity to ask questions and gain valuable insight.
Save the date and grab your ticket today – admission is free!
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Very honoured and delighted to win the champion image at the Nelson National Triptych Salon with the triptych ‘Silo 6’! Located at Wynyard Quarter, Silo 6 is a massive structure of old cement silos that are now used to host art exhibitions and culture events in Auckland waterfront. Dominating the skyline with its grungy finish, it’s the perfect venue to hold my photographic art exhibition this November. Named ‘Black, White and Colour‘ the exhibition will show engaging and thought provoking works, featuring three themes: Portraits, Landscapes and Fine Art. Click here to read all about it.
Delighted to have just received the beautiful handmade trophy for ‘Silo Six’ which won the Champion Image at Nelson National Triptych Salon. Here are the judges’ comments:
“The three images combine into an impressive striking whole”
“The strong design draws the viewer into the scene”
“Demonstrates excellent techniques and use of colour”
Isn’t that awesome?
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Article featuring a beautiful edgy composite of Portia Bing published on Sunday Star Times, July 27, 2014
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Have just returned from the annual Iris Awards competition which took place in Rotorua this year and so proud to win four Bronze awards and six Silver awards which also earned me the prestigious title: Finalist in the Creative category.
Organised by the New Zealand Institute of Professional Photography [NZIPP], the Iris Awards celebrates the excellence of New Zealand’s professional photographers, providing a platform for recognition within the industry and the wider public. The event also raises the profile of professional photography throughout New Zealand, providing an annual showcase of cutting-edge imagery and creative photographic talent. It provides an excellent opportunity for professional photographers to gain widespread exposure for the fruits of their creative labors. The Iris Awards are open to all professional photographers in New Zealand and to members of approved overseas professional photography organisations by entering up to ten prints across a range of categories. All images are judged in an open forum over a three-day period, the best of which are awarded gold, silver and bronze awards. The judging sessions are open to the public in order to educate, inspire and inform.
“First Time Standing” – Silver Award – Portrait Classic category
“Eyes wide open” – Silver Award – Portrait Classic category
“Spikes” – Bronze Award – Creative category
“The Scholar” – Silver Award – Portrait Classic category
“Lest we forget” – Silver Award – Portrait Classic category
“Big Barrel” – Silver Award – Creative category
“The Puzzle” – Silver Award – Creative category
“Night and Day” – Bronze Award – Landscape category
“Boulders” – Bronze Award – Landscape category
“The willow tree” – Bronze Award – Landscape category
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Had an amazing time at the Image Nation Photography Conference on the weekend. The event provided an invaluable opportunity to hear talented and inspiring presenters from Australasia as well as industry experts. Very insightful talks from award winning photographer Dean Zillwood , outstanding time-lapse by Joseph Michael, under water photography by Richard Robinson, beautiful portraits by Emma Bass and extreme sport photography by Mark Watson!
Watching Through Time
Delighted to be awarded a Gold PSA medal for ‘Watching Through Time’. Belgrade Photo International Salon had 4,588 photos by 321 authors from 62 countries in the City category.
The gargoyle at the Notre-Dame Cathedral is watching the busy city of Paris. It was only on my third visit to the cathedral that I was successful in climbing to the top.
Beautiful Abhi
D-Photo magazine article
Very honoured and privileged to have a feature article published in D-Photo magazine Dec-Jan issue across New Zealand. D–Photo is a bi-monthly full colour photography magazine which focuses on the popularity of digital photography and the huge demand for information on photography, catering to novice, amateur, enthusiast and professional photographers. Armed with a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Engineering and an MBA in Information Technology, I started a successful career as a senior business analyst in Auckland after immigrating to New Zealand in 2001 with eight suitcases and a dream. However, after 10 years I became disengaged and I found myself looking for passion and meaning. Click here to read this amazing story on how I transformed my life and inspired others.
Exhibition Virtual Tour
Silo Six, Auckland Waterfront
Transcarpathia
Very honoured to win a Bronze medal for the image ‘Remarkable Rocks‘ from the Photographic Art Association of Transcarpathia on the 1st International Salon of Art Photo: “Carpathian Drag 2014” held in Uzhhorod, Ukraine!
Exhibition Video
Exhibition Invite
The Boulders
Very honoured to be awarded a Gold UPI medal for ‘The Boulders’. Danube Photo Club had 1,290 photos by 325 authors from 52 countries in the Nature category of the 2nd Digital Circuit. This image was also awarded PSA Gold Medal in the Landscape Category of 1st International Salon of Photography Romanija Photos.
Broken Hallelujah World Premiere
Black, White and Colour Exhibition on the NZ Herald
Photographic Exhibition, Silo Six, Auckland
Award winning photographer Ilan Wittenberg is proud to present unique photographic art at Silo Six. Named ‘Black, White and Colour‘, the exhibition contains inspiring and thought provoking works, featuring three diverse themes: Portraits, Landscapes and Fine Art.
Opening night on November 19 at 7pm.
Keynote speaker: Sir Bob Harvey – Chairman, Waterfront Auckland
Silo Six is a massive structure of old cement silos which dominates Auckland waterfront. Located in Wynyard Quarter, it is the perfect venue to display more than 50 edgy and crisp photographs. The large format prints echo the industrial space of the silos, complementing their prominent structure and providing an aesthetic visual experience which visitors are sure to remember.
This exhibition aims to promote photography as an art form. During the exhibition Ilan will be giving talks to classes and families, describing the stories behind selected images. This will create opportunities to engage in discussing the photographs on display as many have an interesting story to tell. Ilan will describe the techniques behind the creative process so young people will have the opportunity to ask questions and gain valuable insight.
Save the date and grab your ticket today – admission is free!
It is very important for many families to have a healthy sexual relationship, you can read more about erectile dysfunction medications.
Nelson National Triptych Salon champion image: Silo 6
Very honoured and delighted to win the champion image at the Nelson National Triptych Salon with the triptych ‘Silo 6’! Located at Wynyard Quarter, Silo 6 is a massive structure of old cement silos that are now used to host art exhibitions and culture events in Auckland waterfront. Dominating the skyline with its grungy finish, it’s the perfect venue to hold my photographic art exhibition this November. Named ‘Black, White and Colour‘ the exhibition will show engaging and thought provoking works, featuring three themes: Portraits, Landscapes and Fine Art. Click here to read all about it.
Delighted to have just received the beautiful handmade trophy for ‘Silo Six’ which won the Champion Image at Nelson National Triptych Salon. Here are the judges’ comments:
“The three images combine into an impressive striking whole”
“The strong design draws the viewer into the scene”
“Demonstrates excellent techniques and use of colour”
Isn’t that awesome?
Beautiful Vendy
Redwoods
Spend a beautiful morning at Redwoods forest in Rototrua. Very peaceful and majestic trees surround you with beautiful tranquility!
Sky is the limit
Article featuring a beautiful edgy composite of Portia Bing published on Sunday Star Times, July 27, 2014
NZIPP 2014 Iris Awards
Have just returned from the annual Iris Awards competition which took place in Rotorua this year and so proud to win four Bronze awards and six Silver awards which also earned me the prestigious title: Finalist in the Creative category.
Organised by the New Zealand Institute of Professional Photography [NZIPP], the Iris Awards celebrates the excellence of New Zealand’s professional photographers, providing a platform for recognition within the industry and the wider public. The event also raises the profile of professional photography throughout New Zealand, providing an annual showcase of cutting-edge imagery and creative photographic talent. It provides an excellent opportunity for professional photographers to gain widespread exposure for the fruits of their creative labors. The Iris Awards are open to all professional photographers in New Zealand and to members of approved overseas professional photography organisations by entering up to ten prints across a range of categories. All images are judged in an open forum over a three-day period, the best of which are awarded gold, silver and bronze awards. The judging sessions are open to the public in order to educate, inspire and inform.
“First Time Standing” – Silver Award – Portrait Classic category
“Eyes wide open” – Silver Award – Portrait Classic category
“Spikes” – Bronze Award – Creative category
“The Scholar” – Silver Award – Portrait Classic category
“Lest we forget” – Silver Award – Portrait Classic category
“Big Barrel” – Silver Award – Creative category
“The Puzzle” – Silver Award – Creative category
“Night and Day” – Bronze Award – Landscape category
“Boulders” – Bronze Award – Landscape category
“The willow tree” – Bronze Award – Landscape category
Beautiful Olivia
Eleanor in Jeans
Glamour Photography Auckland
Glamorous Iva
Model: Iva Zoric
Fashion: Annah Stretton collection, Lottie Wedding Dress & Wrap Didion Wedding Dress
Stacey and Gal Wedding
Baker Family
Image Nation Photography Conference
Had an amazing time at the Image Nation Photography Conference on the weekend. The event provided an invaluable opportunity to hear talented and inspiring presenters from Australasia as well as industry experts. Very insightful talks from award winning photographer Dean Zillwood , outstanding time-lapse by Joseph Michael, under water photography by Richard Robinson, beautiful portraits by Emma Bass and extreme sport photography by Mark Watson!