The Best 10 Advertising Photos From 2023 Budapest International Foto Awards

With less than 10 days remaining until the Final Deadline for the Budapest International Foto Awards (BIFA), now is the perfect time to dive into the inspiring work of last year’s winners from across the globe.

Let their remarkable achievements fuel your creativity, and seize the opportunity to submit your best work for a chance to be named Photographer or New Talent of the Year. BIFA winners earn prestigious international recognition and unparalleled global exposure. Don't let this opportunity slip away—submit your photos today and make your mark on the world stage!

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10 PHOTOS

#1 "Cluster Amaryllis Girl" By Pattanawit Suntiniwat

Bronze in Advertising / Beauty

Model : Yuu Designer : Yonezawa Yukino Make up artist : Shiori

#2 "Roman" By Chiara Felmin

Gold in Advertising / Travel/Tourism

The life of the Nenets in winter takes place for the most part inside the Chum, their typical tent consisting of a conical frame of long poles and covered with a double layer of reindeer skins. The opening is small and must be kept open for as little time as possible so as not to lose the internal heat, obtained with stoves kept lit with precious and rare wood. However , children 's curiosity surpasses all rules and habits

Born in Turin in 1965, photographer from the age of 8, when I received my first camera as a gift. Animals have been part of my life, professional and otherwise, for over 30 years and photographing them has been an absolutely natural path. Only later did my love for travel lead me to discover my passion for documentary and reportage photos. Photographer to tell stories, for an aesthetic and emotional research; the constant search for light, color, the moment but above all the interaction with the people I meet gives me a great boost to sharing and understanding human nature .

#3 "Mysterious Beauty" By Satoshi Eto

Gold in Advertising / Beauty

The mysterious beauty of Asia was expressed. Kimonos and obis, which are usually considered NG, were wetted in water to create a unique texture, and the mist created an even more mysterious beauty. The two intertwined obis represent the flow of yin and yang.

Using water and kimonos, I creates artworks on the theme of Japanese culture and Japanese religious beliefs.

#4 "Natural Beauty" By Nela Podolinská

Silver in Advertising / Beauty

My photos represent womans confidence and selflove. Each photograph in this collection seems to remind us that true beauty lies in embracing one's unique features and flaws. The portraits reveal genuine emotions and eyes that mirror self-assurance. With this collection of photos i wanted to show women of every generation that they are always beautiful. It's like a special reminder to appreciate the beauty around us. The breathtaking interplay between the themes of natural beauty, self-love, and confidence lends this collection.

#5 "The Show Must Go On" By Gino Delaiti

Gold in Advertising / Music

A ballet in one of the most beautiful and historic theaters in Italy, the Marrucino theater is located in Chieti in Abruzzo. Opened to the public in 1818, it was an honor for me to be able to take this shot within this piece of Italian history.

#6 "The Color" By Kuan Ying Chu

Gold in Advertising / Fashion

The inspiration came from the color itself. The powerful colours gave me the idea of creating a combination between clothes and colours, city, nature and building,and keep the tone consistent. Founder, fashion & architecture & interior photographer.

Founder, fashion & architecture & interior photographer.

#7 "Nature Is Inside" By Marina Overchuk

Bronze in Advertising / Beauty

The photo series was created under the influence of the power of majestic animals and the beauty of the human body. Having decided to combine the harmony of nature in the image

#8 "Monumento Al Campesino" By Oliver Lahrem

Bronze in Advertising / Travel/Tourism

Centrally located on the island of Lanzarote, the Monumento al Campesino was created by Cesar Manrique to honor the afflicted farmers. Next to the monument there is a museum, function rooms and a restaurant in typical Canarian style. In the picture, the monument is illuminated at dusk. It is a popular tourist destination on the Canary Island.

Nature is my passion and I want to share this with other people through my pictures. I've been a landscape gardener for almost 30 years. That means working creatively with nature and getting a feeling of living with it. In addition, I was and am out and about in nature whenever possible. I hike a lot, because that's how you get to know the area most intensively. I have always loved photography and it has become a passion. I'm always trying new things with my camera to see what's possible with it. Photography is art, and art knows no borders!

#9 "Meditator" By Gina Wu

Bronze in Advertising / Music

The purity of music comes from the most naked meditation

#10 "Dependency Dilemma" By Pratik Parulekar

Bronze in Advertising / Product

The "Dependency Dilemma" photography project aims to shed light on the often hidden realities of individuals who unknowingly have started relying on medication for their daily functioning. This project seeks to capture the emotional, physical, and social dimensions of pill dependency. The project will encourage viewers to reflect on their own perceptions and foster dialogue about the multifaceted nature of pill dependency. The project aims to create a poignant and thought-provoking body of work that challenges societal norms and promotes empathy towards individuals facing pill dependency.

Pratik's affinity for arts from an early age led him to drawing and painting. His love for still life drawing transformed into still life photography. He is proud to call himself a 3rd generation photographer and hopes to follow his grandfather's footsteps into the commercial world of photography. He has a contemporary approach which is inspired by the neoclassical art movement of the 18th and 19th century. His dynamic still life photographs combine an accurate use of technique and creativity of a craftsman. Pratik lives in San Francisco and operates throughout the west coast.