January CEWE Photo Award Winner

From: cewe photoworld Jun-16-2023 12:34:pm

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January CEWE Photo Award Winners

Dear Customer,

Have you taken a photo you’re truly proud of? Show off your masterpieces and enter the CEWE Photo Award 2021 for your chance to win over €250,000 in prizes.

We've got ten unique categories to get inspired by, so whether it’s new architectural perspectives, breathtaking landscapes or amazing wildlife photography, there are plenty of opportunities to discover the beauty of the world behind the lens.

We’re also working closely with SOS Children's Villages, who support disadvantaged children across the world - and we'll be making a donation for every single photo entered.

The contest is free and open to everyone, whether you're a professional or an amateur. Submit your best shots now for a chance to win!

Keep reading to find out who the January Winners were for the CEWE Photo Award 2021.

SUBMIT YOUR ENTRY NOW >

Imam Reza Holy Shrine by Seyedhamid Hashemi

The Imam Reza Holy Shrine covers an area of more than 598,657 square meters and is the biggest religious centre in Iran. The picture captures the unique blend of the illustrious red carpet patterns all laid out side-by-side to create a stunning spectacle.

Sun Canopy by Arlette Magiera

This beautiful image shows this graceful owl in it's natural habitat taking shelter under a leaf, perfect for it's size. It is one of those photos that reminds us of how wonderfully resourceful nature is. It's black and white feathers make it so it's not camouflaged but rather stands out against the vibrant green of it's surroundings.

Acrobatic Basketball by Simon Foucher

This photograph has been expertly created to amplify the acrobatic nature of the sport. With members of the crowd and players watching in awe, what a magnificent show of athleticism. The contrast between the glistening rays of sunlight over the player in the air and the crowd in the shade exaggerate the glowing and spectacular nature of the player's jump into the skies to reach the basket.