National Geographic has become synonymous with photography, with the magazine always showcasing the outstanding beauty and wonder of our planet. So naturally, their annual photo contest is a prestigious and hotly-contested event, with judges having thousands of breathtaking images to narrow down, to find the eventual winners.
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The winners of the Tamron User Photo and Video Contest have finally been revealed. The contest showcases the best images captured by Tamron users and has been designed to help bring photographers and filmmakers from the United States, Canada, and Mexico to give a stage to their talent.
Infrared photography is one genre that allows one to see the world that lies beneath our own. With the aid of a special sensor or filter, one can see wavelengths that are beyond human perception, where the images have a life of their own.
The world's most lucrative photography competition, HIPA, announced earlier this year that it was increasing its prize pool to a whopping $1 million. Today the winners of the Sustainability-themed 13th season were unveiled. [Read More]
Nikon Instruments Inc. announced the winners of its 50th anniversary Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition. This year, the prestigious photomicrography competition received around 2,100 entries from amateurs, researchers, students, and other scientists in 80 countries. [Read More]
GuruShots, the "World's Greatest Photo Game," has announced the winners of its "Water Wonders" challenge, which received thousands of entries and over 37 million votes.
Last September, TIME Magazine and the American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP) launched a new global photography competition called "The Human Element," seeking to showcase portrait photography in all its forms.
If you're in need of some inspiration to pick up your gear and head out to the closest natural park, you're in luck, as the London-based 'Wildlife Photographer of the Year' awards have just revealed their 2023 winners.