Daily bread by Gregg Segal. Series winner: Growth

‘As globalisation alters our relationship to food, I’m making my way around the world, asking kids to keep a journal of everything they eat in a week. Once the week is up, I make a portrait of the child with the food arranged around them. Eating habits, which form when we’re young, last a lifetime, and often pave the way to chronic health problems.’ The winners of OpenWalls Arles 2020 will be on show at Galerie Huit, Arles, until 5 September, as well as online

Omens by Diego Moreno, from the series Spectrum 2019. Single image winner: Daily Life

‘My maternal grandmother, Clemencia, comes from a legacy of women who are connected to magical and supernatural powers. Our daily life is made up of deeply magical and spiritual moments in our home’

It’s a Mess Without You by Osceola Refetoff. Series winner: Daily Life

‘With this series, I explored the real tragedy of abandoned dreams, loss, absence, and obsolescence, juxtaposed against the stoically majestic terrain of the region. In all my work, I strive to speak to the scale of the individual viewer and provide a human perspective on the places portrayed’

Sumbawa Pride – Life on a Boat With Eleven Kids by Alex Vaughan. Single image winner: Growth

‘Beccie, Steve and their 11 children left rural Tasmania behind to take to the high seas on their 13-metre boat and full-time home, Sumbawa. Three-day-old baby girl “Squeak” is the first of the siblings to be born on the boat. Here, they take a break from their travels, anchoring off Chinamans Beach in Sydney, Australia, in February 2018’

Min Ju & A Chi by Nai-Jia Kuo. Single image winner: Growth

‘I heard the most romantic words of love from Min Ju, when A Chi was in the midst of a manic episode: “I am willing to go to hell with you, but it’s not the right time to go, my love.” As an outsider, I won’t ever know how hard it is to be with someone who suffers from bipolar disorder. But as a friend, I witness how strong love can be. They fall down many times, and hold up each other every time. The relationship slowly grows stronger and stronger, no matter how fast the world changes’

Zaha Hadid’s Aquatics Centre by Luke Hayes. Single image winner: Growth

Here Hayes captures the undulating facade of one of Hadid’s first completed projects in the UK. The centre was created for the 2012 London Olympics

Together by Meredith Andrews. Single image winner: Growth

‘This image was taken at last year’s Bermuda Day parade in the island’s capital city, Hamilton. The annual celebration happens on, or close to, 24 May and is traditionally the first day of the season that many locals go swimming. It’s highlighted by the parade’s pageant of dancers, bands, floats made of flora, majorettes and the island’s folk dancers (called Gombeys). This portrait was taken just as these two young dancers, who are part of a drum team, were about to perform’

Vinohradska Street, Prague, by Julie Hrudová. Single image winner: Daily Life

Street photographer Hrudová draws on subjects from the city where she was born

Blackout by Hossein Fardinfard. Single image winner: Daily Life

‘After war broke out between Russia and Georgia in Abkhazia territory in the 1990s, about 20,000 ethnic Georgians were killed, and many families became homeless. Refugees fled to another town; they were housed in empty and abandoned sanatoriums from the communist era – enormous buildings embellished with sculptures. At the moment, [the people made homeless] live in small rooms inside the abandoned sanatoriums’

Limbo #1 by Inês d’Orey. Single image winner: Growth

Inês d’Orey read this stencil – ‘We are still waiting for the fog to dissipate’ – and found the right phrase for her generation. She then contacted participants of the 12 March demonstration in 2011, the biggest civil portest in Portugal since the revolution in 1974. ‘Limbo is an emotional portrait of a generation that doesn’t dare aspire to anything other than the next minute, but deeply believes that, one way or the other, something will have to change’

At the Ready by Argus Paul Estabrook. Single image winner: Growth

An anti-Trump protest in Seoul, South Korea

Content in the Shallows, Burma, by Monica Denevan. Single image winner: Growth

‘I made this photograph of a young man reclining in a small, teak fishing boat one late afternoon in Burma/Myanmar. For many years, I have made portraits of the people who live in his fishing village. I continue to be drawn to the stark, minimal setting of the Irrawaddy River, a place that changes dramatically with every season, and which is the work and social environment of those who live on its shore’

Universal Experience by Catherine Hyland. Single image winner: Growth

The mineral-stained hills of Zhangye Danxia Landform Geological Park in China’s Gansu Province. Hyland says that the sublime, sweeping landscapes she encountered while travelling through China and Mongolia became a means of exploring humanity’s attempts to tame or experience our environment in the most authentic way possible

Untitled by Maude Bardet. Single image winner: Growth

This image was taken in Moree, Ghana, in 2017, by French street photographer Maude Bardet

Resist! Persist! by Frederic Aranda. Single image winner: Growth

Aranda’s portrait features the actor Alan Cumming