Photography Contest
Sony World Photography Awards 2025 - Youth
Deadline |
CLOSEDTheme |
Through Your EyesTerritory |
WorldwideEligibility |
Best single images by photographers aged 12-19Entry Fees |
FREEPrizes |
Equipment Competition runs from 1 June 2024 to 3 January 2025
Photographers can enter up to three images relating to the theme ‘Through Your Eyes’
Judges will select a shortlist of up to 10 photographers
Shortlist compete for Youth Photographer of the Year title
Overall winner receives Youth Photographer of the Year title and Sony digital imaging kit
Please see 'Rules' below for full image eligibility criteria
Deadline for entries is 3 January 2025 at 13:00 (GMT)
Open Call: Show us your best images!
Enter your favourite photographs taken in 2024. Submit up to three of your striking single images from the past year and share them with the judges. All photographic styles, genres and approaches are welcome – enter your top standout images you think will catch the judge’s eye and imagination.
Want to enter more than three images? Buy image bundles and submit as many photographs as you like. More information available in your account.
Photographers can enter up to three images relating to the theme ‘Through Your Eyes’
Judges will select a shortlist of up to 10 photographers
Shortlist compete for Youth Photographer of the Year title
Overall winner receives Youth Photographer of the Year title and Sony digital imaging kit
Please see 'Rules' below for full image eligibility criteria
Deadline for entries is 3 January 2025 at 13:00 (GMT)
Open Call: Show us your best images!
Enter your favourite photographs taken in 2024. Submit up to three of your striking single images from the past year and share them with the judges. All photographic styles, genres and approaches are welcome – enter your top standout images you think will catch the judge’s eye and imagination.
Want to enter more than three images? Buy image bundles and submit as many photographs as you like. More information available in your account.
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