The World Photography Organisation has revealed its shortlists of potential winners in the Sony World Photography Awards 2013 competition. Click to see our gallery of some of the shortlisted images from the Open and Professional categories of the competition.
Landscape Photographer of the Year 2012 winner David Byrne appears to have been disqualified from the competition due to his winning images being composites, according to reports.
National Geographic photographer Paul Nicklen has won the Veolia Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards 2012 grand prize for his image of emperor penguins.
To celebrate their launch, new magazine Photography Week are giving you the opportunity to win a 16GB, Wi-Fi enabled, retina display iPad plus an annual subscription to Photography Week!
Top aerial photographer Jason Hawkes needs no introduction to Digital Camera readers, as we interviewed him in issue 123. To celebrate the launch of his great new book, Britain From Above: Month by Month, we’ve teamed up with publisher DK to offer this exclusive competition. This will go live on Monday 28 May!
American photographer Mitch Dobrowner has won the L’Iris d’Or title at last night’s Sony World Photography Awards 2012 ceremony.
The ceremony’s top award gives Dobrowner the title of 2012 Sony World Photography Awards Photographer of the Year as well as $25,000 cash and a slew of Sony camera gear.
Organisers have revealed the shortlisted photographers for the Deutsche Borse Photography Prize 2012.
The four shortlisted photographers include Pieter Hugo, Rinko Kawauchi, John Stezaker and Christopher Williams. See their images inside…
Winners in the Youth and Open categories of the Sony World Photography Awards 2012 have been announced.
The World Photography Organisation announced the winners this morning who will be formally announced at the annual Sony World Photography Awards ceremony and gala dinner on 26 April at the Hilton Hotel in London’s Park Lane.
The Open Competition of the Sony World Photography Awards 2012 is for anyone with an interest in photography and photographers are judged on a single image. The winners in this category are… you’ll have to click to find out!
In issue 123 of Digital Camera magazine we asked you to shoot a stunning still life photograph for your chance to see it printed in the magazine and win a Lowepro rucksack worth £150/£235. Simply upload your shot to our gallery.
Nikon is offering Digital Camera readers the opportunity to win a Nikon V1 body, plus the 1 NIKKOR VR 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6 lens – a kit which retails for around £829.99.
For a chance at winning a fabulous new Nikon V1 + 10-30mm lens kit all you have to do is visit us at the Focus On Imaging show. Come by the Digital Camera stand at E42 and say hello. We’ll scan your entry badge, and your name will go into a draw. It’s that simple!
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