Young photographers can win the chance to publish and exhibit their work and claim one of three £1000 prizes in a new award established by Eureka, The Times’ monthly science magazine, in association with the Royal Institution and Science Photo … Continue reading
Louis Montrose’s images were selected from thousands of entries to win the Travel Photographer of the Year Award. He won for two “striking, and very different, portfolios; one documenting life in a painted village in Burkina Faso and the other … Continue reading
“It’s very difficult for photographers to find ways to finance their work,” says a former director of photography at Paris Match. “What we wanted to do is to gather public funds with the help of private companies – and I’m … Continue reading
Emerging black-and-white photographers are invited to submit their work to Gomma Magazine, for the chance to be published in a hardback photobook called Mono next year. Selecting “the most talented black-and-white photographers from around the world, emerging artists will be … Continue reading
Beltrá’s image of pelicans rescued from the Deep Water Horizon oil spill awaiting cleaning in a facility in Fort Jackson, Louisiana was described by judge Mark Carwardine as making “art out of disaster,” and the miserable state of the … Continue reading
Blurb has announced this year’s winners in the fourth annual Photography Book Now competition. Valerio Spada, one of more than 2300 entrants, was selected by an international panel of judges and won the grand prize of $25,000. His book, Gomorrah … Continue reading
The Carmignac Gestion Photojournalism Award is back for its third edition, offering photographers a chance to win a €50,000 grant to develop a project in Zimbabwe. The Carmignac Gestion Photojournalism Award was created two years ago to help fund a … Continue reading
The new Humanitarian Visa d’Or Award is now calling for entries, with photographers encouraged to submit photo projects that depict the “humanitarian consequences of armed conflicts” while highlighting the “complexity of accessing, protecting, and assisting the victims.” The winner, which … Continue reading
The Deadline for the Association of Photographers Awards is May 3. Of special interest to Foliofox subscribers will categories such as Best Commercial Use of Photography. The category is designed for commissioners of photography, ie ad agencies, design studios and … Continue reading
This annual prize rewards the work of a photographer, regardless of their nationality and aged 35 or under. “Photographers must present their own new work, which has not been previously published or exhibited,” say the organisers. “The selection panel will … Continue reading
The James Dyson Award is an international student design award running in 18 countries. It’s run by the James Dyson Foundation, James Dyson’s charitable trust, as part of its mission to encourage the next generation of design engineers to be … Continue reading
The Illustrati is looking for the best designs from around the web to publish in our Illustrati Competition Series Magazine. There is no entry fee, and you are free to submit as many pieces as you would like. Once submitted, … Continue reading
The Apple Design Awards 2011 recognize outstanding achievement and excellence in iPhone, iPad, and Mac app design. This year’s Apple Design Awards will be awarded to developers whose iPhone, iPad, and Mac apps are currently on the App Store and … Continue reading
Segunda Llamada is a project supporting sustainable development, made up by people who wish to make our planet a better place to live in. Conceived from the need to raise awareness about our current environmental situation, Segunda llamada, The Universidad … Continue reading
The LPA Futures scheme supports emerging photographers. Every two years, a group of five young photographers is chosen to receive help from the Lisa Pritchard Agency in nurturing their careers. This group, chosen by a panel of judges, include Laura … Continue reading
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