ZEISS Photography Award: “Seeing Beyond”

Zeiss has launched a new international photography contest in cooperation with the World Photography Organisation (WPO). Running in parallel to the Sony World Photography Awards, the 2016 Zeiss Photography Award’s central theme is Seeing beyond – Meaningful Places.

ZEISS Photography Award „Seeing Beyond“
concurs de fotografie: ZEISS Photography Award „Seeing Beyond“

The theme for the award’s inaugural year is “meaningful places”. Photographers are asked to see beyond ordinary places and document the importance of a particular place or collection of places that somehow bear significance to each other.

Bodies of work should include a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 10 images and particular attention should be given to the edit of your work. A brief description of your place and inspiration, may accompany the submission.

Prizes

One winner will

• Receive €15,000 (Euros) worth of ZEISS camera lenses

• Be flown to the 2016 Sony World Photography Awards ceremony in London

• Have the option of working individually with ZEISS

• Be announced to media worldwide

• Receive international exposure on the WPO website

• Be exhibited, alongside other selected contest images, at Somerset House, London, from 22nd April – 8th May 2016

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Image requirements: no smaller than 800KB and no larger than 5MB. Images should be either JPEG or TIFF files; All images must be saved in the RGB colour model and EXIF data must be left in the image file; All entrants must be able to supply a high resolution image suitable for printing in exhibitions should the image be required.

The deadline for submission is February 5, 2016. The winner will be announced in April 2016.

Photographers from anywhere in the world can submit a series of three to ten images that match this theme for free at

https://www.worldphoto.org/competitions/zeiss-photography-award-seeing-beyond

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