Wednesday, January 17, 2024

Alumna 2023 Kyla Kys: 1st place Color Competition All About Photo


 

Country: United States
Birth: 2001

Kyla Rys is a New York based photographer. She captures striking, yet minimal images with a sense of timelessness.

Born in Hunan, China and raised in Colorado, Kyla’s passion for photography began at age twelve. Her early projects with pets have been published with appearances in National Geographic and The Huffington Post. While receiving a B.F.A in photography from SCAD she produced distinctive brand visuals for the university’s marketing team. Kyla is currently working at Ralph Lauren in Creative Services.

Winner AAP Magazine 35 Colors

Websites

@kyla.rys

 See her profile and work on the AAP website

 

In the 35th edition of AAP Magazine, we sought to exalt the vivid spectrum of colors. Ultimately, we selected twenty-five photographers, with a majority being women, hailing from nine distinct countries across three continents. Their choice of colors spans the gamut, encompassing audacious and lively hues, subtle pastels, and even monochromatic tones. Yet, each selection reflects a deliberate aesthetic decision that enhances the photograph's visual allure and evokes sensory delight..
This issue features the following artists:
First place winner: Kyla Rys (United States),
Second place winner: Natalie Strohmaier (Germany),
Third place winner: Ellen Stern (United States), 


Merit Awards:
Jyotsna Bhamidipati (United States), Eric Seidner (United States), Pelin Guven (Turkey), Marlène Delcambre (France), Fabien Dendiével (France), Melanie Schoeniger (Germany), Sebastian Piórek (Poland), Aline Taieb (Austria), Joseph Podlesnik (United States), Mateusz Zurowski (Poland), Rohina Hoffman (United States), Emily Fisher (United States), Klaus Lenzen (Germany), Carolyn Silvernail (United States), Joyce P. Lopez (United States), Marco Cajazzo (Italy), Till Britze (Germany), Myrta Köhler (Austria), Pawel Pilch (Poland/USA), Martina Holmberg (Sweden), Jaroslav Mares (Czech Republic), Alessandro Gallo (Italy)

 

 

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