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Photographer of the year 2016
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6Disciplines
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606Participants
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€ 41 000Total cash prize
Annual vipa photography competition
Find out how to win this contest
In 2016, VOUBS.com will invite photographers from around the world to participate in its first International Photography Awards – VIPA 2016. VIPA 2016 has the ambition to search for, find and choose, and award the best photographers at international level.
Join now to win cash from one of the 6 categories or collect the biggest total score as a sum of your best photographs ranked in the 6 totally different contests, part of the 2016 VOUBS International Photographer of the Year.
Participate to win cash prizes with your best photographs. A photographer can win up to 17 000 euros! That can be you!
Be part of VIPA 2016 for the chance to be awarded with the first ever golden VOUBS statuette.
Your best photographs will participate in the VIPA 2016 exhibition in Sofia during the month of March 2017.
We have secured and guarantee 41 000 euro in cash prizes. Submit your photographs and be a part of VIPA 2016.
Join the 6th different contests to increase your chances of winning the grand photography award!
6 Disciplines
6000 EUR for each
6000 EUR for each
30 Winners
rated by jury and public
rated by jury and public
Photographer of the year
5000 EUR award
5000 EUR award
Choose one of the contests and join VIPA2016.
Upload your best photos in the six categories and become the new
Upload your best photos in the six categories and become the new
VIPA 2016 Photographer of the year!
AWARDS CEREMONY -
6th April, 2017 Sofia,Bulgaria
4 INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOPS by leading photographers
OFFICIAL EXHIBITION with the best photographs
Contests rules
4 INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOPS by leading photographers
OFFICIAL EXHIBITION with the best photographs
Contests rules
Photographer
of the year
2016
of the year
2016
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