These International Photography Award Winners Are Battling For $ 15,000

The International Photography Awards (IPA) announced the winners of the main category of its 2025 competition, honoring talented amateur and professional photographers in 11 categories.

One of the 11 professional category winners below will be named “International Photographer of the Year” in IPA Gala in October, with a cash prize of $ 10,000. Non-professional winners will earn the title of “Discovery of the Year” and $ 5,000. For the International Photography Awards, a professional is one who earns, or earns, “I income from the photographer to most of their people, or who sell or publish their work regularly, or belong to professional photography organizations.”

2025 IPA jury noted some respected projects. For example, a picture of Savadmon avalachamveettiil, Mahakumb – World’s largest meetingThe one who won the event photography category shows a ritual of -144 years at the Holy Kumbh Mela Festival in India. During the ritual, Naga Sadhus included the ashes swimming in the Ganges at dawn.

Series of photographer Abdelarhman Alkhalout, GenreThe editorial/press category wins and reflects the devastating effects of war in Gaza.

“Looking at the news photography, the first idea is not the horrors of the news incident, but the essential element of a visual function: what the image wants to say, how it says, and what it says well. The conflict between Israel and Palestine was one.
The most important global issues last year, and their supporters on both sides are “Alex NG, Photonuz. His publishers and IPA Jury members say.” As a competition judge, one should look at these photos with a troop – looking at the image as an image. The success of this entry lies in the ability of the viewer to break the heart. ,

Photo Project of Non-Pesseer Photographer Sebastian Pirek, Overfined earthPoland’s growing landfill and their impact on the environment.

The photographer says, “It seemed like a isolated dump, now spread endless, where landscapes are formed, where dominate,” the photographer says.