Two photos from Andrew’s latest conceptual photography series Flux have been selected as winning entries by the jury at this year’s American Photography 39 competition. The photos are Flux Pontem, a long-exposure view of the Millennium Bridge in London which captures the flow of pedestrians across the bridge over time, and Flux Subterrenus, which captures denizens of London’s historic Baker Street underground station. Flux is an ongoing series started in the Autumn of 2022. According to the competition, there were over 7,500 entries in this year’s competition.
This year’s distinguished jury included: Maïa Booker, Visuals Editor, The Wall Street Journal; David Cooper, Photo Director and Illustrator; Maura Friedman, Senior Photo Editor, National Geographic; Lauryn Hill, Photo Editor, WIRED; Amy Kellner, Senior Photo Editor, The New York Times Magazine; Robert Miller, Deputy Photo Director, The Washington Post; Laura Oliverio, Associate Photo Editor, CNN; Amy Silverman, Creative Lead, Photography, Airbnb; Allyson Torrisi, Deputy Director of Photography, People; Karen Williams, Freelance Photo Director and Producer, Black Visual Queen; Andrea Wise, Visuals Editor, ProPublica; Cengiz Yar, Deputy Editor, Rest of World
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