Urban Photographer of the Year 2016 Competition

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"Trees and Water 2024" Photography Competition

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Entry fee: Free
Entry deadline: 30th November 2016
Who can enter: Open to all photographers, worldwide.

Urban Photographer of the Year 2016 Competition Theme: “Cities of Connections: People, Places, and Perspectives”

Categories:

Overall winner
Three regional winners (Americas, EMEA, Asia PacificOne winner per 24 hour category (24 winners in total)
One mobile winner
Two youth category winners (13–15 / 16–18)

Prizes:

The overall UPOTY competition winner will receive a photography trip of a lifetime to a destination of their choice for themselves and a friend.
Regional winners will be able to take their photos to brand new heights with a photography drone. There will be three regional winners, one for each region – Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), Asia Pacific and Americas
The winner of the mobile category will be awarded a $1000 (USD) technology gift certificate.
Winners in each category, 13-15 and 16-18 years old, will receive a GoPro package to capture stunning images and videos.

You can submit a minimum of one photo or a maximum of 24 photos (one for each hourly category).

Image requirements: jpg format; at least 300 dpi; RGB/SRGB colour; between 1MB and 8MB in size.

Judging criteria: