Here’s a sample of the 2007 winners. There were some amazing photos offered this last October.

Professional Photographer of the Year: Architecture - David Bowman

Frank Relle – 3rd place – Buildings: New Orleans Nightscapes

Timothy Griffith – 2nd place – Interiors: ULUWATU

Ken Shimizu – 1st place – Buildings – Cross above Federation Square

There are many more beautiful winning photos to see at the International Photography Awards 2007 winner’s page.

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2007 Pilsner Urquell International Photography Awards

Granted, this below was an advertising campaign. Still, it does sort of make you shudder. It’s not boring though.

Here’s a second “Orange House” and although it’s full of colors that you’d think would be terrible together I’m strangely drawn to it. Maybe it’s how it was shot. I really like the photo composition.

Purple anyone? This is a 19th century home in New Orleans but it actually reminds me of some of the homes you see in Humboldt — the Eureka area. So I like it.

Can’t decide which color is best — polka dots are always a safe bet. Hey! That was so Dr. Seuss. Good for me. Anyhow, this is a pretty cool half and half home. I wonder what the ‘normal’ side thinks. On another note, the blog / website this came from has some of the most charming Bishop’s Castle photography — it’s well worth a good long look. Some of the shots of the countryside are beautiful.

Now, no more white paint. Got it.

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White Paint Is Boring