URBAN Photo Awards 2024
Enter the international competition and win amazing prizes!
- Deadline: 31 May 2024
- Entry fee: Single photo 15 € (First photo, every further photo € 9) - Portfolio € 35- Book Award € 20- Zine Award € 10 - Photo Arena (UNDER 35) Free
- Website: https://www.urbanphotoawards.com/en/
The Italian cultural association dotART, based in Trieste is launching the 15th edition of URBAN Photo Awards. The contest is open to everybody worldwide and it is organized into 4 sections: Single Photos (divided in 4 themes: Streets, People, Spaces and Creative), Projects & Portfolios, URBAN Book & Zine Award and URBAN Photo Arena.
Contestants can participate in more than one section at the same time. The general theme of the contest is Urban Life and Urban Photography. The theme delves into modernity through all kinds of photography set in the fabric of the city. At the heart of the contest is the City, the urban environment and the humanity living there: the everyday life of big cities and small towns, the contrasts and the contradictions between the city and the countryside, the aesthetic views, the architectural geometries, fragments of color breaking up the grayness of the city. Real, immediate images, able to recount the City and its stories.
Prizes:
URBAN Photo Awards 2024 has a total prize pool of 25,000 €:
Main awards:
- 2,000 € Photographer of the Year - the best author among Single Pictures section, personally awarded by Jury President Harry Gruyaert
- 2,000 € Projects & Portfolios Winner
- 600 € URBAN Book Award Winner
- 300 € URBAN Zine Award Winner
- 500 € URBAN Press Award Winner
And many more other prizes…
Eligibility:
Our competition is open to photographers of all backgrounds and levels worldwide.
Copyrights & Usage Rights:
Each photographer maintains moral and intellectual property rights on their submitted works. Each author grants the dotART association the non-exclusive right to use the winning/selected images to promote/advertise the association’s non-profit activities, subject to official communication to the author (whose name will always be attributed to the work).