The International Photography Awards conducts an annual competition for professional, non-professional, and student photographers on a global scale, creating one of the most ambitious and comprehensive competitions in the photography world today.
They recently announced the category winners, who will compete for IPA’s top award of International Photographer of the Year. Those finalists will be invited to attend the Lucie Awards at the Lincoln Center, New York, where one photographer will be announced as the grand winner, earning the coveted Lucie Statue and a cash prize of $10K.
I’ve included some of my favorites below. You can browse all of the winners at the IPA website.
John Wright - "Let them eat cake"
Adam Balcerek - "Magic World"
Poras Chaudhary - "Hurray"
Claudio Allia - "Remote Control"
Adam Taylor - "Our oceans aren't the only ones in danger"
Marsel van Oosten - "Japanese macaques"
Anna Di Prospero - "Self-portrait with my mother"
Ball & Albanese - "Chicago"
Sue Flood - "Russian Adventures"
Lucia Herrero - "Tribes"
Lucia Herrero - "Tribes"
Daniel Kencke - "New Western Landscapes"
Daniel Kencke - "New Western Landscapes"
Thomas Stanworth - "Afghan Heroin: Not for Export"
Theodore Kaye - "Buzkashi Riders"
Jason Lindsey - "Haie"
Russ Lamoureux - "Wild Card"
Thorsten Milse - "Polar World"
Vincent Mathieu - "Arial Landscapes"
Serhat Demiroglu - "Buddies"
Brock Rhone - "Naga Babas"
Richard Vdovjak - "Faith"
Nadav Kander - "Yangtze - The Long River"
Alexander Kitsenko - "Tales of Tolkien: Walking Ent"
Tyler Stableford - "Fighter Pilots"
Sinsong Xi - "Into Dust"
Marsel van Oosten - "Libya"
Philippe Bernard - "Nouakchott opus incertum"
Zhe Chen - "Bees"
Jorge Dirkx - "Egypt Uprise"
View all of the entries at the International Photography Awards website
Thanks to Alice at My Modern Met for the heads up.