Ahmed Thabet is an Egyptian artist based in Kuwait, known for his black and white architecture, landscape, wild, and mood photography. He is a pediatrician by profession, and his photography journey began six years ago when he got his first DSLR camera to photograph his child. This hobby quickly became one of the most important parts of his life.
He built his own vision and technique, but he always pays tribute to the many artists who have influenced his work. His black and white photography stands out for its strong composition and mood. He has a particular talent for capturing the structural beauty of buildings and the raw emotion of landscapes.
His work has been recognised with numerous awards, including second place in the International Monochrome Photo Awards 2017 and first place in the International Photographer of the Year 2017 for architecture bridges. He has also won prizes in the TIFA, 1x International, and HIPA competitions.
“Photography to me was a wonderful chance which came on time to value myself.”
He has received multiple honors, including a win in the One Hundred Arabian Photographers 2016 competition for black and white photography. He was a finalist in the SINA International Photography Award 2018 and placed third in the IPA 2018 architecture buildings professional section. His work continues to gain international recognition.
Q: What defines Ahmed Thabet’s photography style?
A: His ability to capture the mood and structure of architecture and landscapes in striking black and white images. His journey from a hobbyist to an internationally awarded photographer reflects his dedication and unique vision.