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| In the series Inside Out, Istanbul-based photographer Can Dağarslani blends two people with diverse architectural elements in the search for identity |
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| A mirrored building in the Osthafen area of Berlin, Germany
Photograph: Jörg Fockenberg @jofoc
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| ‘Taken in Agra, India. A
vast majority of acid attack victims are women, with heavy
concentration of such attacks occurring in India, Pakistan and
Bangladesh. Shaboo faced an acid attack when she was just one month old,
resting on her mother’s lap. The reason is unanswered. The attack
killed her mother, and her father was sent to jail. Her brother was
adopted by an aunt, who refused to take Shaboo in because of the stigma
associated with these victims. Shaboo was adopted by an orphanage ashram
in Mumbai, where she received the emotional and financial support to
graduate college’
Photograph: Zacharie Rabehi @zacharie_r
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| On 16 April 2014, the
MV Sewol sank off the coast of South Korea. The tragedy claimed 304
lives, including 250 students on a field trip. Kwon Mihwa bursts into
tears after taking down her son Oh Youngseok’s funerary portrait from
the official altar. Still without answers and justice two years later,
parents shaved their heads and held a two-day march in protest, holding
their children’s funerary portraits’
Photograph: Jun Michael Park @junmichaelpark
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From expansive landscapes to intimate portraits, the top 20 images from each of five categories have been selected by this year’s jury, which includes representatives from World Press Photo, National Geographic, Magnum Photos and more. They will be exhibited at the 2016 EyeEm photography festival in Berlin on 27 August, where the winners will be announced
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