The CEWE Photo Award 2019 is free to enter and the prize pool is generous, but hurry the contest closes this Sunday
There are just a couple of days for budding amateur and professional photographers to submit their work to the CEWE Photo Award 2019, which has had over 175,000 submissions from around the world so far.
There are over €250,000 in prizes to be won, with the overall winner of the competition winning a one of a kind trip to a destination of their choice, photo equipment and a selection of CEWE photo products.
In addition to this, three winners are chosen have been chose each month to win a €100 voucher for CEWE. Some of the winning entries so far appear in the gallery below:
'Diepause, grizzly bear with young' by Knud Fuusgaard
'Rough sea 12' by Giovanni Allievi
'Une harmonie' by Laura Moutinho
'Seven' by Roam Jaros
'Erfolgreich' by Thomas Hinsche
'Magical morning' by Grzegorz Zimmy
'Suzivot' by Ljiljana Veskovic
'Sikh boy' by Jose Pablo Gomez Carpintero
'Arctic Fox' by Arnfinn Johansen
'Blue city' by Jurica Galic
There are 10 categories that can be entered - People, Animals, Nature, Architecture and Infrastructure, Landscapes, Humor, Sport, Food, Travel & Culture and Hobby & Leisure.
For every photo submitted, CEWE will donate 10 cents to the charity SOS Children's Villages – over €40,000 has been raised so far.
The CEWE Photo Award 2019 is open for entries until 2 June, with the winners announced in an awards ceremony in Vienna on the 26 September.
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