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Winning photos from the contest for Libyan photographers

DW Akademie organized a photo contest as part of a new three-year project in Libya.

  • Awards were given at the opening ceremony to winners of a photo competition sponsored by DW Akademie and the EU Delegation in Libya. Amin Mustafa Alamri's shot of a silversmith at work was among the winning photos. (Amin Mustafa Alamri)

    Photo contest starts off the new media development project

    Awards were given at the opening ceremony to winners of a photo competition sponsored by DW Akademie and the EU Delegation in Libya. Amin Mustafa Alamri's portrait of a silversmith at work was among the winning photos.

  • The competition was open to all Libyans with a goal to portray Libyan culture to outsiders. This photo by Sanad Alhalfi shows a traditional way of brewing tea. (Sanad Alhalafi)

    Competition focusing on everyday culture

    The competition was open to all Libyans with a goal to portray Libyan culture to outsiders. This photo by Sanad Alhalfi shows a traditional way of brewing tea.

  • The photos reflect Libyan landscapes, customs, traditions and crafts. One of the women in this photo by Naser Amghar plays a stringed gourd, a traditional musical instrument. (Naser Amghar)

    From landscapes to music

    The photos reflect Libyan landscapes, customs, traditions and crafts. A woman in this photo by Naser Amghar is playing a stringed gourd, a traditional musical instrument.

  • The competition was open to professional and amateur photographers. Omar Saleh submitted this winning photo of traditional Tuareg musicians. (Omar Saleh)

    More than 300 photographers took part

    The competition was open to professional and amateur photographers. Omar Saleh submitted this winning photo of traditional Tuareg musicians.

  • Eight photographers were honored for their portrayals of Libyan culture and landscapes. Sufian Alashger was up early to catch the desert at sunrise. (Sufian Alashger)

    Through the eyes of Libyan photographers

    Eight photographers were honored for their portrayals of Libyan culture and landscapes. Sufian Alashger was up early to catch the desert at sunrise.

  • Mohammed Shengheer's photo introduces outsiders to bazine, a traditional Libyan dish served during festivities. (Mahmoud Shengheer)

    Traditional Libyan cuisine

    Mohammed Shengheer's photo introduces outsiders to bazine, a traditional Libyan dish served during festivities.

  • Tuareg women making traditional jewelry, captured on camera by Hussein Suliman. (Hussein Suliman)

    Reflecting Libya's everyday culture

    Tuareg women making traditional jewelry, captured on camera by Hussein Suliman.

  • Each of the eight winners won a one-week DW Akademie photography workshop in Tunisia. Photographer Khalid Alwerfali was among the winners with this photo of Tripoli's Red Castle. (Khalid Alwerfali)

    A photography workshop for the winners

    Each of the eight winners won a one-week DW Akademie photography workshop in Tunisia. Photographer Khalid Alwerfali was one of the winners with this photo of Tripoli's Red Castle.


  • Awards were given at the opening ceremony to winners of a photo competition sponsored by DW Akademie and the EU Delegation in Libya. Amin Mustafa Alamri's shot of a silversmith at work was among the winning photos. (Amin Mustafa Alamri)

    Photo contest starts off the new media development project

    Awards were given at the opening ceremony to winners of a photo competition sponsored by DW Akademie and the EU Delegation in Libya. Amin Mustafa Alamri's portrait of a silversmith at work was among the winning photos.

  • The competition was open to all Libyans with a goal to portray Libyan culture to outsiders. This photo by Sanad Alhalfi shows a traditional way of brewing tea. (Sanad Alhalafi)

    Competition focusing on everyday culture

    The competition was open to all Libyans with a goal to portray Libyan culture to outsiders. This photo by Sanad Alhalfi shows a traditional way of brewing tea.

  • The photos reflect Libyan landscapes, customs, traditions and crafts. One of the women in this photo by Naser Amghar plays a stringed gourd, a traditional musical instrument. (Naser Amghar)

    From landscapes to music

    The photos reflect Libyan landscapes, customs, traditions and crafts. A woman in this photo by Naser Amghar is playing a stringed gourd, a traditional musical instrument.

  • The competition was open to professional and amateur photographers. Omar Saleh submitted this winning photo of traditional Tuareg musicians. (Omar Saleh)

    More than 300 photographers took part

    The competition was open to professional and amateur photographers. Omar Saleh submitted this winning photo of traditional Tuareg musicians.

  • Eight photographers were honored for their portrayals of Libyan culture and landscapes. Sufian Alashger was up early to catch the desert at sunrise. (Sufian Alashger)

    Through the eyes of Libyan photographers

    Eight photographers were honored for their portrayals of Libyan culture and landscapes. Sufian Alashger was up early to catch the desert at sunrise.

  • Mohammed Shengheer's photo introduces outsiders to bazine, a traditional Libyan dish served during festivities. (Mahmoud Shengheer)

    Traditional Libyan cuisine

    Mohammed Shengheer's photo introduces outsiders to bazine, a traditional Libyan dish served during festivities.

  • Tuareg women making traditional jewelry, captured on camera by Hussein Suliman. (Hussein Suliman)

    Reflecting Libya's everyday culture

    Tuareg women making traditional jewelry, captured on camera by Hussein Suliman.

  • Each of the eight winners won a one-week DW Akademie photography workshop in Tunisia. Photographer Khalid Alwerfali was among the winners with this photo of Tripoli's Red Castle. (Khalid Alwerfali)

    A photography workshop for the winners

    Each of the eight winners won a one-week DW Akademie photography workshop in Tunisia. Photographer Khalid Alwerfali was one of the winners with this photo of Tripoli's Red Castle.