ICC Photographic Award 2015: One month to submission deadline

The Award invites professional and amateur photographers from all over the world to submit applications reflecting on the theme of #OurClimate: from the causes and impacts of a changing climate, through to our response (past, present or future) to one of the biggest challenges facing humanity.

John Danilovich, ICC Secretary General said: “This is an exciting year to hold our inaugural Photographic Award. With over 100 photographers already entering this truly global competition, I look forward to the exhibition of works at our global headquarters during COP21.”

Mr Danilovich will chair a distinguished international jury which includes ICC Chairman Terry McGraw, UNFCCC Executive Secretary Christiana Figueres, British environmentalist David de Rothschild,
avant-garde artist Naziha Mestaoui, photojournalist Ami Vitale, and ITC Executive Director Arancha Gonzalez.

This is an exciting year to hold our inaugural Photographic Award. With over 100 photographers already entering this truly global competition, I look forward to the exhibition of works at our global headquarters during COP21.

The judging panel will award three prizes:

• First prize: €2,000
• Second prize: €1,000
• ICC Young Photographer of the Year (26 years and under): €1,000

The winning photographs will be exhibited alongside a selection of shortlisted images that most powerfully illustrate the theme of #OurClimate. The exhibition will be held in December 2015 during the landmark Paris Climate Conference (COP21), at ICC Global Headquarters in Paris. The winners will be announced at ICC’s COP21 gala reception on 8 December.

Submission deadline is 13 November. Enter the ICC Photographic Award 2015 now!

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