Entries are open for the annual New Zealand Geographic Photographer of the Year. New categories, new awards, new ways to participate!
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Judges sifted and sorted, ranked and graded, compared and contrasted until the winners emerged from 55 finalists in Photographer of the Year. These are they.
The finest images of 2022 have been announced. Now is your chance to vote on your favourites.
Among the best frames of 2021 were just a handful of winners, drum roll please...
From nearly 6000 entries, judges whittled it down to just 40 finalists, then winners, runners-up and highly commended—each a new expression of the environment and society in which we live. These are the finest frames of 2020.
Winning visions of New Zealand's environment and society.
52 of the finest and freshest visions of New Zealand's environment and society.
From 65 finalists, there were nine winners in the New Zealand Geographic Photographer of the Year. Behold, the finest frames of New Zealand's environment and society in 2017.
A photographic journey through a remote archipelago of Papua New Guinea.
Congratulations to the winners of the New Zealand Geographic Photographer of the Year 2016. From 3500 entries, these are the finest visions of our environment and society, and this year's contribution to the ever-expanding record of our place, and our people.
While a picture is worth a thousand words, a well crafted collection of pictures can be a fully fledged think-piece. We present some of the best images from winners of the New Zealand Geographic Photographer of the Year Photostory category.
The Young Photographer of the Year award has celebrated Aotearoa's freshest photographic talent since the competition began. We present some of the best images from the winning New Zealand Geographic Young Photographer of the Year portfolios.
A window on ourselves, in all our diversity — we present the best society and culture photography.
It's now easier than ever for photographers to capture a bird's eye perspective on the world using aerial technology. Early adopter and New Zealand Geographic Photographer of the Year 2015, Jason Hosking, shares his views from above.
'Never work with children or animals' goes the old adage. Featured here are the best wildlife images from the past seven years of the competition, and digital editor Emma Smith interviews Kiwi underwater photography legend Richard Robinson about creating compelling imagery of sharks... without getting eaten.
A flower in bloom, a carcass decomposing, the bustle of the night sky—there are few photographic techniques as awe inspiring as timelapse.
The perennial favourite of our New Zealand Geographic Photographer of the Year entrants, competition is tough in the Landscape category.
Congratulations to the winners of the New Zealand Geographic Photographer of the Year 2015. From 5800 entries, these are the finest visions of our environment and society, and this year's contribution to the ever-expanding record of our place, and our people.
Congratulations to the winners of the New Zealand Geographic Photographer of the Year 2014. From 3400 entries, these are the finest visions of our environment and society, and this year's contribution to the ever-expanding record of our place, and our people.
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