Who will win the 2011 IFAJ Photo Competition, sponsored by Delaval?
Click on www.www.ifaj.org/contests-and-awards/photo-contest/2011-results.html for a preview of pictures entered in the competition.
All photos will be judged on creativity, quality, impact, and enhancement of the associated story or technical copy.
At the Congress in Canada, winners will be announced in each of the three categories – People, Production, and Nature/landscape. Each winner gets 500 Euros, and an overall winner will receive a trophy, an IFAJ golden pin and an additional 250 Euros.
Photographers will receive 100 Euros each for three highly commended photos.
(All but a few of the pics entered in the competition are in this preview. We were unable to download a few of the files which were forwarded from South Africa by photo contest coordinator Charl van Rooyen.)
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