Global Peace Photo Award 2020 [Win €10,000]

Call for entries for the Global Peace Photo Award 2020. The Alfred Fried Photography Award will be held under the new name Global Peace Photo Award, inspired by 1911 Nobel Peace Laureates Alfred Fried and Tobias Asser.

The new name indicates why we have chosen Alfred Fried’s name and puts his memory into a much wider context understandable for everyone. We are sure the new name will honor Alfred Fried’s life and his struggle for peace. And finally, the new name will highlight the fact that Tobias Asser was jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1911 with Alfred Fried for his efforts to establish the Hague Conference.

The aim of the photography competition is to recognize and promote photographers from all over the world whose pictures capture human efforts towards a peaceful world and the quest for beauty and goodness in our lives. The award goes to those photographs that best express the idea that our future lies in peaceful coexistence.

Global Peace Photo Award 2020:

Organized By:

By Edition Lammerhuber in partnership with Photographische Gesellschaft (PHG), UNESCO, Austrian Parliament, Austrian Parliamentary Reporting Association, International Press Institute (IPI), German Youth Photography Award and the World Press Photo Foundation.

Supported By:

By GEWISTA, Megaboard, Vienna&nbspInsurance&nbspGroup, Fleming’s&nbspHotels&nbspVienna, Alte&nbspSpinnerei, Cyberlab, FOTO&nbspobjektiv and Edition&nbspLammerhuber

Prizes:

The top five listed photographers will be awarded the Alfred Fried Peace Medal.

The Peace Image of the Year will receive €10,000.
The winning picture will be on display for one year at the Austrian Parliament and will be included in the permanent art collection of the Austrian Parliament
All winners will be invited to Vienna to the award ceremony at the Austrian Parliament on 17 September 2020.

Eligibility Criteria:

Open to photographers from all over the world
Digital submissions must be saved as .jpg, with more than 3000 pixels on the longest side. Images must not include any embedded marks, logos, names or borders.
The photographs must not be older than three years at the time when the call for entry opens.

Photographs that are part of a reportage on a topic must not be manipulated in a way that changes the meaning of the picture. For other entries, we accept digitally edited images and photo-montages if they serve to explore a theme creatively. All digitally edited images must make clear what has been done to them in the captions that accompany the images.

How can you submit your entry?

You upload your entry as a .jpg file or files. You can make changes to your entries or delete them at any time prior to the deadline. You need to finalize and submit your entry before the entry deadline.