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Crna Gora Circuit 2016 Fiap 2016/506-508 Psa 2016-321 2nd Circular Exhibition of Photography CRNA GORA CIRCUIT 2016 FIAP 2016/506-508 PSA 2016-321 Salon Podgorica, FIAP 2016/506, PSA 2016-321 FIAP Blue badge for The Best author: Atle Sveen, Norway Awards Theme A) NATURE FIAP Gold medal - Lakshitha Karunarathna, Sri Lanka, Eye in the Wood PSA Gold medal - MISHAL ALRAYHAN, Saudi Arabia, GREEN THE DEMSELFLY DPA Gold medal - DUY TUONG NGUYEN, USA, Snail SALON Gold medal - Aleksander Cufar, Slovenia, Up-1000 SALON Silver medal - YAN ZHANG, China, The Last Homeland SALON Bronze medal - Michelle Hughes Walsh, Republic of Ireland, Oh Dear FIAP HM - Dagmar Petersohn, Germany, Da hat es knack gemacht FIAP HM - Oleg Grachev, Russian Federation, South Iceland DPA HM - Raed Alshugibi, Oman, milkway DPA HM - Roland Jensen, Denmark, Young deer DPA HM - Yury Pustovoy, Russian Federation, Red World, Bolivia SALON HM - Dany Chan, Canada, Flamingos Taking Off SALON HM - David Somali-Chow, Indonesia, Amazing Coral2 SALON HM - JING GUIRONG, China, Polar bear Awards Theme B) PHOTO TRAVEL FIAP Gold medal - Gunnar Svingen, Norway, Citylife PSA Gold medal - Hong Li, China, Old street 20 DPA Gold medal - Oleg Grachev, Russian Federation, Hsinbyume paia SALON Gold medal - Djordje Vukicevic, Serbia, Sremska Mitrovica SALON Silver medal - Gary Potts, USA, Geyser Euphoria SALON Bronze medal - Claudio Serboli, Italy, Waves FIAP HM - Ahmed Alibrahim, Saudi Arabia, Sadu 7 FIAP HM - H.W. Chan, Hong Kong, Lake Bled (Ljubljana) DPA HM - Marleen La Grange, South Africa, Lights on Swakopmund pier Namibia DPA HM - Xiaomei Xu, China, Less for choice DPA HM - YANA HU, China, Taste of Tea SALON HM - Chris Moncrieff, United Kingdom, Vltava River Prague SALON HM - Gerry Kerr, Republic of Ireland, Irish Shopkeeper SALON HM - JUNJIAN ZHOU, China, Lonesome Boat 2nd Circular Exhibition of Photography CRNA GORA CIRCUIT 2016 FIAP 2016/506-508 PSA 2016-321 Awards Theme C) WOMAN FIAP Gold medal - Habib AlZadjali, Oman, Woman Portrait PSA Gold medal - HANJU ZHU, China, The charm of light DPA Gold medal - Jacqui Jay Grafton, United Kingdom, Trinity SALON Gold medal - Benny Rytter, Denmark, Sizzling SALON Silver medal - Bjarne Hyldgaard, Denmark, Thoughtfulness 7024CT SALON Bronze medal - Marcin Ciesielski, United Kingdom, Startled Pheasant FIAP HM - Almando Reggio, Italy, Ribbon 6 FIAP HM - Carlos Rozensztroch, Argentina, Geometria humana DPA HM - Aleksander Cufar, Slovenia, Lady-BW33 DPA HM - Atle Sveen, Norway, Ilva in the river II DPA HM - XIAOLIAN ZHANG, China, Peek SALON HM - Glyn Edmunds, England, Cannon 2 Model 1 SALON HM - JANUSZ MORAWSKI, Germany, Sabina 3 SALON HM - Paolo Loli, Italy, Paola Awards Theme D) OPEN COLOR FIAP Gold medal - JUNJIAN ZHOU, China, Tribal Kid PSA Gold medal - Michelle Hughes Walsh, Republic of Ireland, Florence DPA Gold medal - Bjarne Hyldgaard, Denmark, Line 6622CT SALON Gold medal - Merja Martikainen, Finland, Ballet slippers SALON Silver medal - XIAOQING ZHANG, China, Tailor's Shop SALON Bronze medal - YUN LIN, China, Brothers2 FIAP HM - Angela Rendell, United Kingdom, In the Cloister FIAP HM - Benny Rytter, Denmark, Blue Veil DPA HM - Hakon Gronning, Norway, Stranded again DPA HM - Huu Hung Truong, Vietnam, drought DPA HM - Kaushik Dolui, India, Mystery of Alchi SALON HM - Carlos Rozensztroch, Argentina, Palafitos de cerca habitados SALON HM - Efstratios Tsoulellis, Greece, Candles to the Archangel SALON HM - Ian Thomson, United Kingdom, Timber Spiral 2nd Circular Exhibition of Photography CRNA GORA CIRCUIT 2016 FIAP 2016/506-508 PSA 2016-321 Awards Theme E) OPEN MONOCHROME FIAP Gold medal - Ping Fang, China, Figure PSA Gold medal - Shenghua Yang, China, Dreamland DPA Gold medal - Rafael Podobnik, Slovenia, Man with Scythe SALON Gold medal - Hiu Wan Yeung, Hong Kong, The little shepherd SALON Silver medal - Ian Thomson, United Kingdom, Triangular SALON Bronze medal - Antti Seppala, Finland, Ferryman of Don FIAP HM - JIANQIANG CHEN, China, Teahouse FIAP HM - Yury Pustovoy, Russian Federation, Alone DPA HM - Dagmar Petersohn, Germany, Franziska 1 DPA HM - Gerhard Boehm, Germany, Patrick DPA HM - Hakon Gronning, Norway, Behind locked door SALON HM - Brian McClure, United Kingdom, Brother Gerald SALON HM - IVAILO SAKELARIEV, Bulgaria, nude2 SALON HM - william Gleeson, Republic of Ireland, The Reading Salon Podgorica, FIAP 2016/506, PSA 2016-321 Accepted Theme A) NATURE Argentina Carlos Rozensztroch - Chile, glaciar Australia Craig Parker - Mother and cygnet David Bassett - Berry picking Joseph Tam - Snow Monkeys Joseph Tam - Adorable Joseph Tam - Parenting Yongxiong Ling - Little kingfishers Yongxiong Ling - Forest 2nd Circular Exhibition of Photography CRNA GORA CIRCUIT 2016 FIAP 2016/506-508 PSA 2016-321 Austria Albert Peer - I am a kingfisher Albert Peer - American eagle Josef Kastner - Kampf der Giganten Josef Kastner - Luchs Josef Kastner - Feuerqualle Manfred Pillik - Feuerqualle Manfred Pillik - Guter Fang Bahrain Khalid Ebrahim - Colorful Sunset Belgium Claude Simon - Stiff neck Etosha Louis Van Calsteren - Lionnes Marie-Claire Dylst - At the nest.jpg Marie-Claire Dylst - Flamingo.jpg Marie-Claire Dylst - White beard.jpg Monique Jaspers - the end Monique Jaspers - parlemoervlinder 5. Monique Jaspers - ready Rene Van Echelpoel - Papilio Machaon Brazil Paulo Guerra - Bailloni Paulo Guerra - Pito Canada Dany Chan - Flamingos Taking Off Francis King - Red Fox Hunting In Deep Snow Francis King - Zero In On The Catch Francis King - Waiting For The Hunt II Francis King - Grizzly Got Fresh Fish China 2nd Circular Exhibition of Photography CRNA GORA CIRCUIT 2016 FIAP 2016/506-508 PSA 2016-321 Bao Changfu - I am king of the grassland Bao Changfu - talking Fangru Wei - Mountain Soul JIANQIANG CHEN - Life Sonata of African Elephants JING GUIRONG - making love JING GUIRONG - Xeme 2 JING GUIRONG - Polar bear Jinghui Chen - UNDER THE MONTH Jinghui Chen - BEAUTIFUL PLAIN NO.8 Jinghui Chen - DEATH VALLEY NO4 Lanfeng Chen - Fight Lanfeng Chen - Rushed to the attack Lanfeng Chen - A song of praise5 Lin Genhuo - flamingo group 2 Shenghua Yang - Homeland SUHAN ZHONG - Grab Xinxin Chen - Elephant cross the river2 XUEHAI LU - Leap XUEHAI LU - Land YAN ZHANG - Blank Land YAN ZHANG - Leap YAN ZHANG - The Last Homeland YI WAN - chagrin ZONGZHOU HONG - Stare Cyprus Constantinos Charalambous - Snowy Constantinos Charalambous - Leaf and reflections Denmark Benny Rytter - Snowowl 14_6 Bjarne Hyldgaard - Deer 0737 Bjarne Hyldgaard - Ant with leaf 6956C Leif Alveen - Winter morning stream 020 Roland Jensen - Manslaughter Roland Jensen - Winter supplies Roland Jensen - Young deer 2nd Circular Exhibition of Photography CRNA GORA CIRCUIT 2016 FIAP 2016/506-508 PSA 2016-321 Finland Antti Seppala - Black viper Hemmo Ristimaki - Squirrel 20150418 Hemmo Ristimaki - Mushroom Kauko Keranen - Chital Kauko Lehtonen - Roots of the Tree Seppo Rintala - HEART France JACKY DUMANGIN - HERON CENDRE JACKY DUMANGIN - GRUES EN VOL Roger Jourdain - Elephants Testing Tarangire Germany Dagmar Petersohn - Ice Galaxy Dagmar Petersohn - Da hat es knack gemacht Dagmar Petersohn - Green Eye Eva Maria Zernig - Orchid Queen 1 Eva Maria Zernig - Gentiana verna 1 Eva Maria Zernig - Alpine Spring 1 Eva Maria Zernig - Floral Ringing 1 Gunther Riehle - huddle 1 Thomas Detzner - Crowned Crane Hong Kong Elva KP Jung - Hurry Up Elva KP Jung - Shower Time H.W. Chan - Breast-feed 17 H.W. Chan - Gather to join 2 Hiu Wan Yeung - Icebergs in Iceland Koon Nam Cheung - Osprey Preying 07 Tam Ming - Matemal love Tam Ming - Red - eye tree baby Tam Ming - Carnival Tam Ming - Feeding 2nd Circular Exhibition of Photography CRNA GORA CIRCUIT 2016 FIAP 2016/506-508 PSA 2016-321 Hungary Csilla Zelko - Feeding Csilla Zelko - November Mood Janos Eifert - Leaf Janos Eifert - Dewdrop Janos Eifert - Three ducks Janos Eifert - Deer in the fields Tibor Kercz - King of Arctic Tibor Kercz - Enchanting moment India Pramod Govind Shanbhag - Polar Bear dragging the carcas SHIRISH JHAVERI - Lion Cubs SHIRISH JHAVERI - Perfection Indonesia David Somali-Chow - Beautiful run2 David Somali-Chow - Amazing Coral2 The Eng Loe Djatinegoro - WONDERING CLOWN Italy Alberto Carati - I see my target Alberto Carati - The beakful Marco Garabello - L'urlo mirko colasante - Cascata Macau Sherman Cheang - To Swing Netherlands Chris Stenger - Zebra Northern Ireland 2nd Circular Exhibition of Photography CRNA GORA CIRCUIT 2016 FIAP 2016/506-508 PSA 2016-321 Joseph Vize - Aerial combat Joseph Vize - The harvester Norway Atle Sveen - Poledancer Atle Sveen - Bear with an itch Atle Sveen - Goosehawk drinking Atle Sveen - Heron in rain Oman Habib AlZadjali - Hobo Spider Habib AlZadjali - Light and Shadow Raed Alshugibi - milkway Raed Alshugibi - desert lines SALAH ALRAWAS - Build a nest SALAH ALRAWAS - Onslaught SALAH ALRAWAS - Swallowing SALAH ALRAWAS - The Meal Qatar Abdulla AL-Mushaifri - After The Rain Abdulla AL-Mushaifri - Tree Of Life Abdulla AL-Mushaifri - The Quite Desert Ahmed Mohamed Hassan - Surprise Ahmed Mohamed Hassan - What Republic of Ireland Michelle Hughes Walsh - Oh Dear Michelle Hughes Walsh - Nutty Michelle Hughes Walsh - Gannett Land Russian Federation Oleg Grachev - Natural minimalism Oleg Grachev - South Iceland 2nd Circular Exhibition of Photography CRNA GORA CIRCUIT 2016 FIAP 2016/506-508 PSA 2016-321 Oleg Grachev - The feather-grass steppe 2 Oleg Grachev - Mountains Dolgie Yury Pustovoy - Red World, Bolivia Yury Pustovoy - Sunrise in Sahara Yury Pustovoy - Sunrise, Greenland Saudi Arabia Ahmed Alsabi - Forest Firas Abussaud - Confidence Firas Abussaud - House Building MISHAL
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