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Photora Awards 2026 – Photography Competition

Deadline : November 27, 2026 17 days left Not funding Worldwide

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Description

Entry fee: 10 – 18 € per entry (details on the official page).

Photora Awards 2026 – Photography Competition is an international event organized by Unseen Imaging GmbH, offering a platform for photographers of all skill levels to showcase their talent and creativity.

Who can enter

  • Open to professional and amateur photographers of all nationalities.
  • Participants under 18 must have parental consent.
  • No limit on the number of entries, and the same image may be entered in multiple categories.
  • Previously published or awarded photographs are accepted where copyright is retained.
  • Images created entirely with artificial intelligence are not permitted. AI-powered editing tools are allowed if the image originates from a real photograph taken with a camera.

Prizes

  • Photographer of the Year: €500 cash prize, certificate, medal, and gallery feature.
  • Category winners receive €100 cash prize, certificate, medal, and gallery feature.
  • Winners also receive official certificates, digital badges, and a full-year feature in the online Winners Gallery.

How to enter

Please check the official website for further information on entry fees and how to submit your entries. The competition is open until 27 December 2026, with an early bird discount available using code earlybird2026.

How to apply

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