Sony World Photography Awards Open winners announced
The triumphant shots length an assortment of classes, from scene and still life through to movement and culture.
The victors originate from nations over the world, from China to the Czech Republic, with a record-breaking number of pictures being submitted from participants crosswise over 195 nations.
Every one of the 10 victors will presently fight for the Open Photographer of the Year title, an honor that additionally accompanies a $5,000 money prize.
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The 10 victors are:
Engineering: Philippe Sarfati, France, for Heatwave
Culture (bolstered by Culture Trip): Pan Jianhua, China, for Shadow Puppetry
Inventive: Martin Stranka, Czech Republic, for Dreamers and Warriors
Movement: Christy Lee Rogers, USA, for Harmony
Scene: Hal Gage, USA, for Stumps, Alder Lake, Nisqually River, Oregon
Regular World and Wildlife: Tracey Lund, UK, for Underwater Gannets
Likeness: Richard Ansett, UK, for Grayson Perry – Birth
Still Life: Rachel Yee Laam Lai, Hong Kong SAR, for Peony and Leaves
Road Photography: Carole Pariat, France, for Open Air Toilet: When Will it End?
Travel (bolstered by Eurostar): Nicolas Boyer, France, or Woman Wearing a Wedding Dress
62 further National Award victors have additionally been named, a prize intended to praise neighborhood photographic ability.
A year ago's general champ, British craftsman Alys Tomlinson, left with a $25,000 prize and photographic gear from support Sony.
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Picture Credit: Christy Lee Rogers, United States, Winner, Open challenge, Motion, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
Picture Credit: Christy Lee Rogers, United States, Winner, Open challenge, Motion, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
Picture Credit: Richard Ansett, United Kingdom, Winner, Open challenge, Portraiture, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
Picture Credit: Richard Ansett, United Kingdom, Winner, Open challenge, Portraiture, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
Picture Credit: Nicolas Boyer, France, Winner, Open challenge, Travel, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
Picture Credit: Nicolas Boyer, France, Winner, Open challenge, Travel, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
Picture Credit: Carole Pariat, France, Winner, Open challenge, Street Photography, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
Picture Credit: Carole Pariat, France, Winner, Open challenge, Street Photography, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
Picture Credit: Tracey Lund, United Kingdom, Winner, Open challenge, Natural World and Wildlife, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
Picture Credit: Tracey Lund, United Kingdom, Winner, Open challenge, Natural World and Wildlife, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
Picture Credit: Philippe Sarfati, France, Winner, Open challenge, Architecture, 2019 Sony World Photography Awards
Notice
The declaration comes a month prior to the challenge's Professional waitlist is divulged, which will be pursued three weeks after the fact on April 17 by an honors function in London at which the general victor will be uncovered.
Every single winning work will be distributed in a book to tie in with the honors, and will be shown at the Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition in London from April 18 through to May 6. The display will at that point visit Italy, Germany and Japan.
Head to the World Photography Organization site for more subtleties and to see every triumphant picture up until now.
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