The 2005 Honorees confirmed for this year's
Lucie Awards are:

Lifetime Achievement
William Klein

Outstanding Achievement in Portrait Photography
Harry Benson

Outstanding Achievement in Documentary Photography
Larry Clark

Outstanding Achievement in Fine Art Photography
Lucien Clergue

Outstanding Achievement in Advertising Photography
Hiro

Outstanding Achievement in Photojournalism
Antonin Kratochvil

Outstanding Achievement in Fashion Photography
Peter Lindbergh

Outstanding Achievement in Sports Photography
Ozzie Sweet

Humanitarian Award
Zana Briski (Born Into Brothels)

Special Tributes

Eddie Adams

Richard Avedon

Jocelyne Benzakin

Robert Sobieszek

International Photographer of the Year Award
Presented by
AtEdge

The Winner is Jim Fiscus

The Finalists:

John Huet
Professional Photographer of the Year in the Advertising Category

Timothy Griffith
Professional Photographer of the Year in the Architecture Category

Loretta Lux
Professional Photographer of the Year in the Book Category

Jim Fiscus
Professional Photographer of the Year in the Editorial Category

Joyce Tenneson
Professional Photographer of the Year in the Fine Art Category

Jack Spencer
Professional Photographer of the Year in the Nature Category

Achim Lippoth
Professional Photographer of the Year in the People Category

Jim Fiscus
Professional Photographer of the Year in the Special Category

New Discovery of the Year Award
Presented by
Microtek

The winner is Carol Watson

The Finalists:

Shane Deegan
Non-Professional Photographer of the Year in the Advertising Category

Carol Watson
Non-Professional Photographer of the Year in the Architecture Category

Hans Hansen
Non-Professional Photographer of the Year in the Editorial Category

Jeffrey Krolick
Non-Professional Photographer of the Year in the Fine Art Category

David Burdeny
Non-Professional Photographer of the Year in the Nature Category

Anastasia Cazabon
Non-Professional Photographer of the Year in the People Category

Bob Garas
Non-Professional Photographer of the Year in the Special Category

SUPPORT CATEGORIES
IPA also awards Lucies to those in the creative community who are an integral part of crafting an image. The Lucie Photographer Advisory Board nominated the following:

Picture Editor of the Year

The winner is Susan White - Vanity Fair

Gail Fisher - Los Angeles Times

Nancy Iacoi - Esquire Magazine

Kathy Jones - Newsweek.com

Claudia Perin - WallPaper

Kathy Ryan - The New York Times

Michele Stephenson - Time Magazine
Susan White - Vanity Fair

Print Advertising Campaign of the Year

The winner is
Goodby Silverstein and Partners
Hewlett Packard - You

Dove - Campaign for Real Beauty
Ogilvy and Mather, Chicago

Hewlett Packard - You
Goodby Silverstein and Partners, SF

Pedigree - For the Love of Dogs
TBWA/Chiat Day, Los Angeles

Scion - What Moves You
ATTIK, SF

Target
KirshenBaum Bond Partners, NY

Fashion Layout of the Year

The winner is Scarlett Fever
Angeleno

Scarlett Fever (Feb 2005)
Angeleno - USA

The Pursuit of Love (Jan/Feb 2005)
Bride Magazine - USA

Wild Ones (Oct 2004)
Clear Magazine – USA

Hair Beauty (June 2005)
Elle - France

Soft Touch (Jan 2005)
Glamour - Italy

Rachel Bilson (Dec/Jan 2005)
Movieline Magazine - USA

Photography Curator of the Year

The winner is Gregory Colbert
Ashes and Snow - Gregory Colbert

Gordon Baldwin (Getty)
Malcolm Daniel (Met)
Dr. Sarah Greenough (NGA)
All the Mighty World: The Photographs of Roger Fenton, 1852-1860

Bonni Benrubi
Screen Lives - Matthew Pillsbury
Bonni Benrubi Gallery, New York

Gregory Colbert
Ashes and Snow - Gregory Colbert
Pier 54, New York

Peter Galassi
Lee Friedlander Retrospective
MOMA, New York

Wim van Sinderen
Desiree Dolron
Hague Museum of Photography, Holland

Brian Wallis
Larry Clark Retrospective
ICP, New York

Photography Book Publisher of the Year

The winner is
21st Publishers of Fine Art Books
Sally Mann

21st Publishers of Fine Art Books
Sally Mann

Aperture Books
Loretta Lux

Nazraeli Press
Dogs Chasing My Car (John Divola)

Nazraeli Press
Everything (Anthony Hernandez)

Powerhouse Books
In-Tents (Patrick McMullan)

Photography Magazine of the Year

The winner is Photo District News

American Photo - USA

Black and White - USA

Genis Aci – Turkey

Photo - France

Photo District News - USA

Photography Monthly - UK

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The 2005 Lucie Award Honorees and Nominees were announced at the following events:

Sept. 1st at VISA POUR L'IMAGES in Perpignan, France
Fresh from the official announcement of the 2005 Lucie Awards Recipients at the Recontres d'Arles Festival in Arles, France, the Lucie Awards hit the road again heading to Perpignan, France for the annual Visa Pour L'Image Festival. Hossein Farmani, Founder/Chairman of the Lucie Awards and President of the International Photography Awards, hosted a party to raise international awareness about the Lucies. Antonin Kratochvil, the 2005 recipient of the Outstanding Achievement in Photojournalism, and Lucien Clergue the recipient of Outstanding Achievement in Fine Art Photography, were present at the party that took place on September 1, 2005 at the Hotel Villa DuFlot. Editors from Paris Match, The International Times Magazine, Sports Illustrated, Zuma Press, Time Magazine, The New York Times, Newsweek and many other international magazines, were all present.

July 21st Photo San Francisco, San Francisco
The Lucie Awards officially announced the recipients of the 2005 Lucie Awards at Photo San Francisco.

July 8th at PhotoArts Santa Fe, New Mexico
The Lucie Awards sponsored the opening night party at the Santa Fe Workshops.

July 7th FarmaniGallery, Los Angeles
The 2005 IPA Best of Show opening night party in Los Angeles officially announced the recipients of the 2005 Lucie Awards.

July 6th at Recontres d' Arles, France
The Lucie Awards party in Arles, France (July 6, 2005) officially announced the recipients of the 2005 Lucie Awards and was extremely well received by the French media, making headline news in Le Provence newspaper, the second largest newspaper in France. Lucien Clergue, the 2005 recipient of the Outstanding Achievement in Fine Art, was on hand to accept the nomination with honor and excitement.