Category: Contests
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What It Takes To Win An Aftermath Project Grant
Earlier this month The Aftermath Project announced the winners of their two $20,000 grants for 2010, as well as the finalists. Polish-born, Italy-based photographer Monika Bulaj won for her project “Afghanistan: Not Only The War,”
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Canon & Vimeo Film Contest « Vincent Laforet
As we all know – there are a LOT of film contests out there – but I believe this one is DIFFERENT.
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PDNPulse: Buyer of $3.3 Million Gursky Launches Artist Prize
a new $100,000 prize for artists under the age of 35.
All artists—no matter what medium they work in—who are under 35 may apply through the Prize’s web site. A panel of 100 curators, teachers, artists and critics will also be asked to make nominations.
Link: PDNPulse: Buyer of $3.3 Million Gursky Launches Artist Prize
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UNICEF Photo of the Year
Swedish photographer Johan Bävman is the winner of the international competition “UNICEF Photo of the Year”. His photo shows two schoolgirls playing in their classroom at a school in Northern Tanzania. The visual impairment of 10-year-old Mwanaidi is not obvious at first glance. Her best friend Selina, however, stands out immediately. She suffers from albinism
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PDNPulse: Tomaszewski Wins SocialDocumentary.net Photo Contest
Press photographer Tomasz Tomaszewski took top honors for his series “Hades?” depicting how the economic crisis is affecting manual labor in heavy industry in Poland.
Link: PDNPulse: Tomaszewski Wins SocialDocumentary.net Photo Contest
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Travel Photographer of the Year
Travel Photographer of the Year 2009
Winner
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::: The Travel Photographer :::: 2009 Travel Photographer Of The Year*
2009 Travel Photographer Of The Year*
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Link: http://thetravelphotographer.blogspot.com/2009/12/2009-travel-photographer-of-year.html
The Travel Photographer Of The Year has announced the winners of its 2009 competition. Travel Photographer of the Year 2009 was awarded to G.M.B. Akash, an award-winning and well-known photographer from Bangladesh, who was unanimously voted as the outstanding entrant in the 2009 awards by the judging panel for his vibrant photographs.
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“Better than Sex” Receives CPOY Award | Pangea Photo Blog
The focus of the assignment was ritual. But ritualism on the water for these stoic men is not easily seen. It’s subtle. I found tidbits here and there.—a pirate tattoo that one man would add to on trips back to land, a man who would smoke a joint every time he docked and one fisherman who told me he’d rather die than not fish. “It’s like therapy,” he said. “It’s better than sex.” After those words of wisdom, I knew I had found something special. Photography, I thought, is the perfect medium to capture this subtle ritualistic nature of fishing.
Link: “Better than Sex” Receives CPOY Award | Pangea Photo Blog
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World Press Photo not allowing multimedia – error. | duckrabbit
World Press Photo not allowing multimedia – error. — duckrabbit
Ok…I want to know why the World Press Foundation have not yet acknowledged the fact that multimedia is a huge…
Ok…I want to know why the World Press Foundation have not yet acknowledged the fact that multimedia is a huge voice in the modern world of photojournalism. Really, I want to know why there is yet again no multimedia category. Error.
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Photo Competitions: What Many Organisers Don't Want You to Know – A Picture's Worth
Photography competitions are everywhere. A quick Google search will reveal hundreds of them across the world in any given month. Fabulous, you might think. I’ll enter a few and hopefully get some recognition, win a prize, be able to call myself an award-winning photographer… So I’m preparing to send off some of my very best images when the terms and conditions catch my eye. Hold on a minute, what does, “you grant a perpetual and irrevocable right to use your images worldwide and in all media without further recompense to you” actually mean?
Link: Photo Competitions: What Many Organisers Don’t Want You to Know – A Picture’s Worth
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OU's Ryan Henriksen Wins College Photographer Of The Year
OU students dominated the contest with first place wins in multiple categories. OU’s Brad Vest won gold in the Spot News category, and Yanina Manolova of OU won gold in the feature category. OU’s Drew Angerer won gold in sports action, while OU’s Diego James Robles won gold in sports feature. OU’s Andrew Burkle won first place in the illustration category, and OU’s Dan Krauss won gold in the domestic picture story category.
Link: OU’s Ryan Henriksen Wins College Photographer Of The Year
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Altpick.com : Altpick Awards 2009
Congratulations to the winners of The 6th Annual Altpick Awards!
We want to acknowledge and thank all of the entrants, voters, judges and sponsors for their participation in this year’s show. This year’s submissions were amazing and it has been reported that the voting was challenging. See the winners and all of the entries for yourself! -
PDNPulse: New Getty Images Grants Schedule: How to Apply
Getty Images will award all five of its $20,000 Grants for Editorial Photography at once next year
Link: PDNPulse: New Getty Images Grants Schedule: How to Apply
