Yasser Alaa Mobarak (b. 1993) is an award-winning photographer from Alexandria, Egypt. He has won photography prizes from Travel Photographer of the Year, National Geographic, Sony World Photography Awards, The International Photo Awards, Paris Photo Award, Vienna Photo Award, Egypt Press Photo, Royal Photographic Society, International Federation of Photographic Art and Photographic Society of America. Yasser's works have been featured in CNN Arabic, National Geographic, The Guardian, VICE, Deutsche Welle, Digital Camera World Magazine, Street Photography Magazine and PBS NewsHour. Yasser's works have been exhibited in State Hermitage Museum (Russia), Image Festival Amman (Jordan), Xposure International Photography Festival (UAE), Format International Photography Festival (UK), Malinski Photo Festival (North Macedonia), Shenzhen International Photography Exhibition (China), Bibliotheca Alexandrina (Egypt), Goethe-Institut Alexandria (Egypt), Rope Street Museum (Romania) and Penrith Regional Gallery (Australia). He was a judge at Jordanian Arab Photo Festival, China International Photographers Association, International Association of Art Photographers, Azerbaijan Press Photo, Association of Photographers of Georgia, Romanian Grand Circuit, Romania's National Creativity Contest, Adobe Youth Voices Awards, The Photographic Angle and Youth Journalism International Contest. He is holder of Artist Distinction from the International Federation of Photographic Art, Licentiate Distinction from Royal Photographic Society, Qualified Distinction from Photographic Society of America and Associateship from Image Colleague Society International. He is Visiting Instructor at Delhi College of Photography and Author at Digital Photography School. He gave photography workshops in Nikon School Egypt, Nikon School Nepal, Alexandria Photo Week, National School of Photography (Nepal), Kantipur Film Academy (Nepal), Union of Arab Photographers, Azerbaijan Photographers Union, Jordanian Photographic Society, Chicago Photography Classes and Burwell School of Photography.