The 12th year of the World Photography Awards, in partnership with Sony, had a record-breaking number of entries. The winners have been revealed in this prestigious, global competition that gives burgeoning artists exposure and funding to develop personal projects.. 2019 Sony World Photography Award Winners Announced The 12th annual Sony. Rewarding the world's leading photographers the Awards celebrates our individual ways of seeing the world, and the talent, dedication and creativity needed to frame it. The successful images are currently on show at the 2019 Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition at Somerset House, London, until May 6.
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CLOSING SOON. The Sony World Photography Awards closes in January - enter for free now!. The 2019 Awards received its highest ever number of entries - 326,997 from 195 countries and territories. See just a few of the overall winners below. All winning, shortlisted and commended images can be seen at the 2019 Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition at Somerset House, London from April 18 - May 6 before going on a global tour. Now in its 12th year, the Sony World Photography Awards received a record-breaking 326,997 submissions from 195 countries this year. Next year's competition is open for submissions from 1 June 2019. Running across 62 countries, the National Awards program seeks to recognize and reward the best local photographic talent from all corners of the world. Celebrating global photography at its best, enjoy the range of imagery.
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Rory Doyle's 'Delta Hill Riders' series won the 2019 Zeiss Photography Award (Image credit: Rory Doyle, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards). Now in its 12th year, the World Photography Awards continues to recognize the very best contemporary images taken over the last year, and is sponsored by Sony. Dikpal Thapa, National Awards 1st Place, Nepal, Shortlist, Open competition, Culture, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards 64 / 84 Cīrulīši nature trail, Gauja National Park, Latvia The 2019 Sony World Photography Awards culminated with the announcement of the grand prize winners. "Five Degrees" by Federico Borella, Italy, Photographer of the Year, Professional, Documentary (Professional), 2019 Sony World Photography Awards. India, Tamil Nadu, May 2018. One of the skulls claimed to be the skull of a farmer who. The winners of the Sony World Photography Awards' National Awards are also revealed today. Now in its seventh year, the National Awards demonstrates the World Photography Organisation and Sony's commitment to supporting local photographic talent by recognising the work of photographers from 62 countries and promoting it on a global scale. 
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All winners received Sony digital imaging equipment, publication in the winners' book and their work will be shown as part of the 2019 Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition at Somerset House, London. Photo by Sergi Villanueva. You can find a full gallery of winning photographers and photos on the Sony World Photography Awards website (including 2nd and 3rd place winners). Image credits: Header.
Rachel Yee Laam Lai, National Awards 1st Place, Hong Kong SAR, Winner, Open competition, Still Life, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards. View gallery - 66 images The 2019 Sony World Photography Awards saw record-breaking entries, with over 326,000 submissions across four competitions from 195 countries and territories. Earlier this month, they announced Nadav Kander as the recipient of the 2019 Outstanding Contribution To Photography award, and now they've released the shortlist for the Professional. 
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Denys Borysov, Ukraine, Shortlist, Open, Street Photography (Open competition), 2019 Sony World Photography Awards 114 / 120 Morning views from a Stockholm hotel The objective of the Sony World Photography Awards is to establish a platform for the continuous development of photographic culture. The Awards do this by recognising great contributions to photography in the past through the Outstanding Contribution to Photography prize as well as finding new talents of the future and providing them with the opportunity to be promoted and exhibited around.
