He chronicled his experiences by creating the works at his parents’ house and in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt. Pictured: Neskhodimov’s Self-Portrait in Hotel ‘I’ve been trapped at home out of a job for three months and the only thing that brings some sense into my life is to keep taking pictures.’  Neskhodimov triumphed from a shortlist of 25 photographers from 13 countries who were chosen by an expert panel of judges from across photography, medicine, media and science disciplines. Marijn Fidder’s Cards won the social perspectives category, Jenevieve Aken’s Monankim won the hidden worlds category, Julia Gunther and Sophia Mohammed’s Hadia won the medicine in focus category, and Benji Reid’s Holding On To Daddy triumphed in the mental health single image category.

A series of powerful images that explore the pain of depression but also how to cope with it has been named as the winning entry for one of the UK’s leading photography prizes. [https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2020/aug/19/wellcome-photography-prize-2020-winner-arseniy-neskhodimov-prozac-depression](https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2020/aug/19/wellcome-photography-prize-2020-winner-arseniy-neskhodimov-prozac-depression)