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Judge Natalie Meyer: This is another interesting competition entry from Slawek Kozdras, a previous winner of the Been there photo contest. Fantastic timing; just a millisecond later and the composition would have been all wrong. And a nice choice of location with the graphic nature of the billboard which adds to the interesting clean lines of the photograph. Keep up the great work Slawek, I am looking forward to seeing more of your entries!
Photograph: Slawek Kozdras Photograph: guardian.co.uk
Judge Natalie Meyer: It would be hard to know if the photographer had similar intentions without seeing more work, but this reminds me of a Martin Parr image. A very interesting "photographer's perspective", with a nice inclusion of the tourist and her camera. A very near winner for me
Photograph: Libby Powell Photograph: guardian.co.uk
Judge Natalie Meyer: This is a lovely moment caught on the NY subway. The divided composition adds to the feeling of the photograph being a "stolen moment" rather than a posed shot. I like the different, and very real, expressions on all of the people. Also the sense of friendship and intimacy between the girls, versus the lone, rushed lady on the other side, oblivious to the fun going on beside her
Photograph: Mitra Nataraj Photograph: guardian.co.uk