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Niemeyer's Brasilia

  • Biography
    Andrew Prokos is an award-winning architectural and fine art photographer based in New York City. His framed art prints have been exhibited at the Museum of the City of New York, 21_21 Design Sight Museum Tokyo, Banco do Brasil, and in photography galleries and art collections in USA, UAE & Europe.
  • Awards
    AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY 37 2021 – "Metropolis Abstracted" – Jury Selection 2021 – "56 Leonard" – Jury Selection AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY 31 2015 – "Night & Day" - Central Park" – Jury Selection EPSON INTERNATIONAL PANO AWARDS Silver Medal – Professional 2013 – “Tribute in Light” 2013 – “Fourth of July Panorama, New York City” Bronze Medal – Professional 2014 – “Night & Day" – Manhattan Cityscape 2014 – “Night & Day – Rio de Janeiro Cityscape” 2014 – “World Trade Center and Lower Manhattan" ND PHOTO AWARDS Silver Medal – Professional 2014 – “Night & Day” – Cityscapes LATIN AMERICAN FOTOGRAFIA 3 2014 – “Niemeyer’s Brasilia” – Jury Selection PRIX DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE PARIS (PX3) Gold Medal – People’s Choice – Professional 2015 – “Night & Day” – Fine Art – Landscapes 2015 – “Night & Day” – Fine Art – Digitally Enhanced 2014 – “Niemeyer’s Brasilia” – Architecture / Advertising Silver Medal – Professional 2014 – “Gehry’s Children” – Architecture / Advertising Bronze Medal – Professional 2014 – “Niemeyer’s Brasilia” – Fine Art Architecture INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS (LUCIES) Silver Medal – Professional 2020 - "Inverted" - Architecture / Other 2013 – “Niemeyer’s Brasilia” – Silver – Night Photography Honorable Mention – Professional 2016 – “Night & Day” – Cityscapes, Night Photography 2016 – “Forum Romanum” – Architecture 2014 – “Night & Day” – Panoramic Photography, Cityscapes, and Night Photography 2014 – “Gehry’s Children” – Architecture / Fine Art 2014 – “The Architecture of Amusement” – Architecture

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