The winners of the 36th Hungarian Press Photo Contest – PHOTOS

Online daily 24.hu reports that altogether 247 photographers entered the 36th Hungarian Press Photo Contest with 2260 entries. The jury selected the best from 6302 photos during the pre-finals and during the finals that took place between the 26th and 28th of January 2018.

Grand Prize of MÚOSZ (Association of Hungarian Journalists):

Borsosék (The Borsos family) by Simon Móricz-Sabján

André Kertész prize for the most human centred, documentary-style photo or photo series:

A krízisautó éjszakája (The night of the dispatching car) by Márton Mónus

Escher Károly prize:

Megemlékezés (Commemoration) by Eszter Asszonyi

Special prizes:

Szezon kétezertizenhét (Season two thousand and seventeen) by Zsolt Balázs

Úgy lenyomlak ballal, hogy becsinálsz! (I’ll crush you with my left fist) by András Hajdú D.

Ceauşescu by Antal Bánhegyesy

Éjjeli menedék (Nighttime sanctuary) by Zoltán Balogh

Éjjeli menedék by Zoltán Balogh

Category prizes:

News and events photograph (single): Megemlékezés by Eszter Asszonyi (see above)
Photo report (series): Katalán függetlenedés (Catalonian independence) by Árpád Kurucz
Everyday life (single): Pihenő (Resting) by István M. Kerekes
Everyday life (series): Otthon, édes otthon (Home, sweet home) by Orsolya Ajpek
Portrait (single): Az utolsó cigaretta… (The last cigarette) by András Földes
Portrait (series): Ottó by László Végh
Art (single): Szék (Chair) by Miklós Teknős
Art (series): Nyugdíjas Ki mit tud 2017 (Pensioner’s Got Talent 2017) by János Bődey
Sport (single): Fájdalom (Pain) by Imola Balázs
Sport (series): Egy krumpliszállító furgonban vittem őket az első meccsre (I took them to their first match in a van that is used for potato transport) by András D. Hajdú
Nature and science (single): Jelenés (Apparition) by Alex Rakó
Nature and science (series): Duna delta (Danube delta) by László Végh
Society, documentary-style (single): Csend (Silence) by László Balassa
Society, documentary-style (series): Az Aszódi Javítóintézet (The reformatory in Aszód) by Ádám Urbán